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News Release from: Rugged Technologies | Subject: ATX-800-RAID
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 04 July 2005
Industrial PC with hot swap RAID SATA
drives
Rugged Technologies announce the ATX-800-RAID Industrial Computer, based on the new Intel D915GAVL motherboard with hot swap RAID mirror drives for increased reliability.
Rugged Technologies of Corsham, Wiltshire announce the ATX-800-RAID Industrial Computer based on the new Intel D915GAVL motherboard with hot swap RAID mirror drives for increased reliability Incorporating the next generation storage technology, the ATX-800-RAID Industrial Computer includes two SATA 2.5 inch drives in a single 3.5 inch enclosure with a mirror RAID Host adapter that supports Hot Swap
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 11 Aug 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Thanks to heavy duty steel construction and positive pressure filtered cooling, the ATX-800-RAID can withstand heavy shocks, dust, humidity, vibration and high temperature in the toughest of environments.
The chassis is a 4U Industrial Computer that is available in Bench or Rack mount form.
A bay and power switch protection door is provided to prevent accidental or unauthorized manipulation of the system.
Power supply options include 24VDC, autoranging ATX VAC and dual redundant AC.
The processor is either a Celeron 2.8GHz or a PIV Prescot 3.2GHz 800FSB with support for up to 4GB system memory, 8 USB ports, 1 serial, 1 parallel, on board Intel GMA900 graphics, 10/100 LAN and minimum 80 GB SATA Hard disk drives which have the option of being removable.
Rugged Technologies ATX-800-RAID now makes harsh environment reliability more affordable than ever.
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