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04-08-2005
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This looks interesting
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Thanks for the head up.
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I like the onboard I/O
antenna pan/tilt/rotator.
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Houston
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if that is what I think it is, its a decent pentium class pc, with a "disk on a chip" hd... basically these things have a 8-10 gig disk/chip which is bootable.. the fastest I have seen is a 300 mhz and 1 ram slot. but.. to do some stumbling etc... its overkill
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04-09-2005
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General "Noob Basher"
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Munich, Germany
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I made a few setup with these SBC "Single board PC", boards..
In the end I stopped using them for the following reasons. 1. Cost, these boards arn't cheap. 2. The "Disk on chip" chip are super expensive (Max size 1GB) 3. Must use a custom case (Esp if you put in a PCI card) 4. PC104 cards cost big $$$ and its hard to find certain boards (GB Ethernet) 5. Limited upgrade possibilities.. For these reasons and a few more, I have switched ofer to using VIA EPIA MII-12000 boards, with a Molex case As they use standard parts,are much more upgradeable, and cost less... It's whats @ the heart of "BikeStumbler"... Add to this setup an 8in touchscreen and your set... Everything fits in a briefcase and is easily transported anywhere. I also use it in the car via an UPS and transformer, although I don't have to as the EPIA take 12v
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Nyuk nyuk!
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: TX
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I've been looking at those boards. http://www.mini-box.com/s.nl/sc.8/ca...it.A/id.361/.f Do you know if they (12v atx ps) have a remote shutdown switch that can be connected to car ignition switch? |
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Managing the iTards.
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Ohio
Posts: 5,882
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http://www.mini-box.com/s.nl/sc.8/ca...it.A/id.356/.f
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