Fanless Industrial PC has two DVI-D Interfaces

17th October 2011 /Targetwire/ - NEXCOM has rolled out a new open architecture fanless industrial computer NISE 3142 which supports Intel^_® Core™ 2 Duo and Celeron^_® socket type processor. With two DVI-D and CFast SATA interfaces, NISE 3142 is capable of rapid data transfer speeds and can present high-definition images on dual large independent displays. With a rugged, ultra-reliable fanless design, NISE 3142 is perfect for graphic intensive computing applications within EPOS, industrial automation, factory automation, automatic optical inspection, ATMs, public infotainment, in-vehicle signage, surveillance as well as data acquisition.

Scalable for Future Expansion
The fanless NISE 3142 supports a broad spectrum of processors from Intel^_® Core™ 2 Duo to Intel^_® Celeron^_® and therefore meets a wide range of budgetary and performance requirements. For increased versatility, NISE 3142 can be configured with various external PCI/PCIe expansion cards. NISE 3142 is scalable and fulfils different performance requirements whilst retaining the flexibility for future processor upgrades.

Ideal for Dual Independent Display Applications
With the integrated Graphic Media Accelerator 4500MHD, NISE 3142 can deliver high quality HD images and videos. Images and videos of better resolution and intensity can be presented on two independent displays via two DIV-D interfaces. With integrated graphics engine, NISE 3142 also supports Microsoft multimedia APIs DirectX 10, MPEG-2 decoding, hardware acceleration for MPEG2, Blue-ray logo capable HD video playback and rich visual experience of 3D images.

Superior Interfaces for Industrial Applications
NISE 3142 fanless computer is durable and suitable for use in harsh environment such as dusty factories. The fanless design gives NISE 3142 an extended operating lifespan and drives down the maintenance cost accordingly.

NISE 3142 is also equipped with CFast socket and PCI/ PCIe expansion slots which make connection to additional storage devices possible. Various storage devices ranging from CFast storage card, HDD to SSD are also supported by this unit

Other I/O enhancements include 16V~30V DC input, two DVI-D ports, six COM ports, six USB2.0 ports and two Intel^_® GbE LAN ports for PXE teaming function. The optional power ignition NISKIG120 module allows NISE 3142 to resolve the critical power issue of voltage fluctuation and therefore make NISE 3142 suitable for us as in-vehicle computer.

The NISE 3142 is the latest edition to Nexcom's award winning range of Industrial computer systems which include Fanless Computer Systems, Panel PCs, Single Board Computers, Passive Backplanes and Embedded Boards.

Target Application
Industrial automation
Industrial control system
ATMs
In-vehicle digital signage and surveillance
Factory automation
Automatic optical inspection
Public infotainment
Data acquisition

_{About NEXCOM
NEXCOM, an ISO9001/14001-certified company and a member of PICMG and PCI-SIG, is at the forefront of the competition by offering OEM, ODM and OBM designs for reliable product in mission critical applications. Fund in 1992, NEXCOM has since won several patents, awards, certifications for its high-quality products and service that meet international standards and worldwide customers' requirements. With decades of solid experience in industrial PC field, NEXCOM has exceeded its competition by introducing the time-to-market industrial solutions, including in-vehicle signage, network security appliances, industrial and embedded PC; mobile tablet PC, and customised platforms. To serve its worldwide customers well, NEXCOM, headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, has set up 7 subsidiaries in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Germany, China, Japan as well as distributors in the other parts of the world. NEXCOM is an Associate Member of the Intel Embedded Alliance, a community of embedded developers and solution providers.}

_{NEXCOM PR Contact:
Mr Steve Ritchie
Email: sales@nexcom.eu
Office: +44 1908 267121} 

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