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March 31,
2009
StackableUSB
Carrier Boards Support Three Form Factors
La Cañada,
California... The scope and appeal of StackableUSB continues to grow with the
introduction of StackableUSB Clients that can be used in conjunction with any
Nano-ITX, Pico-ITX, and full-size 104™ Form Factor single board computer. This
is made possible by the use of carrier boards that conform to each of these
popular SBC form factors. These carrier boards attach to the SBC and provide up
to four USB mounting bays for StackableUSB Clients. If the SBC does not have a
StackableUSB connector, the less desirable traditional USB cable can be used to
attach the carrier board to the SBC. With this development, OEMs can now add
StackableUSB industrial Client devices to a broader range of high-performance
CPUs. StackableUSB is known for its ability to enable custom, sophisticated,
low-power systems for any CPU platform, and with the addition of these
multi-form-factor carrier boards, OEMs garner even more flexibility with
mix-and-match configurations to create the system that best meets their
application needs.
"The development of
StackableUSB technology has positive implications for the embedded industry as
a whole," said Daniel Wu, Vice President, VIA Embedded, VIA Technologies, Inc.
"VIA is keen to participate in bringing innovative multi-layer stacking
technologies like StackableUSB to a range of applications."
For more
information regarding price and delivery of the Nano-ITX, Pico-ITX and
full-size 104 Form Factor carrier boards, contact the Micro/sys Technical Sales
Dept., 3730 Park Place, Montrose, CA 91020, phone (818) 244-4600, FAX (818)
244-4246, email: info@embeddedsys.com,
URL: http://www.embeddedsys.com.
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About StackableUSB:
StackableUSB ruggedizes USB, I2C, and SPI into compact form factors enabling
the technology to move into harsh environments such as industrial control
systems, mobile, hand-held, military, medical, and remote communications
applications. Visit http://www.StackableUSB.org
for more information on StackableUSB and its ability to increase throughput as
technology advances.
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About VIA
Technologies, Inc.:
Established in Fremont, California, in 1987, VIA has been a leading innovator
of x86 silicon and platform solutions. Recognizing the changing demands of
consumers and the IT industry as a whole, VIA has expanded its product
portfolio to include critical building blocks such as its acclaimed power
efficient processors, graphics, audio, video, networking, communications, and
multimedia chips in order to provide total silicon platforms. VIA also designs
complete, highly integrated and ultra compact embedded boards and a range of
industry-specific x86 embedded systems featuring VIA silicon building blocks.
http://www.viaembedded.com.
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About Micro/sys:
Since 1976, Micro/sys has been specializing in OEM high-performance, compact,
low-power industrial single board computer products suited for extreme
temperatures. Pioneering the USB movement within the stackable computer market,
Micro/sys is a Micro/sys embedded computers are specified by OEMs in a range of
applications including semiconductor processing, medical, military, mail
handling, pharmaceutical, industrial marking, process control, and many other
industries. For more information, visit the Micro/sys website,
http://www.embeddedsys.com.
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