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Shuttle Announces Fanless 3-litre PC
Shuttle is offering a fanless barebone PC in a versatile 3-litre format. Under the name XC60J, the range of the mini PC manufacturer now adds a 7 cm tall mini PC with an Intel Celeron J3355 dual-core processor (2 GHz) in 14 nm architecture.
The virtually silent platform, which is suitable for constant operation (24/7) at an ambient temperature of up to 40 °C, boasts a total of eight serial interfaces (8x RS-232, one of which can be switched to RS-422/RS-485) as its key spec and is therefore aimed at the areas of automation, POS, industry and machine control in which USB or IP-based transmission will not apply.
- Fanless Apollo Lake platform
- 8 serial interfaces
- Suitable for 3.5 inch hard disks
"Serial interfaces are used more frequently than you would expect in vending machines, checkout systems, machinery and in many areas of automation and control," says Tom Seiffert, Head of Marketing & PR at Shuttle Computer Handels GmbH. "This product, which, at first sight, might sport some rather unusual features by today's standards, combines the very latest energy-saving technology with already proven technology that has been around for decades and is still in use today."
Its robust steel chassis houses the mainboard with an Intel Celeron processor (Apollo Lake) and Intel HD Graphics 500. Up to 8 GB of DDR3L memory and a 3.5" hard disk or 2.5" SSD can be installed as desired. The two free M.2 slots (1x M.2-2280 and 1x M.2-2230) can be used, for example, for an NVMe SSD and a WLAN module. Front and back panel reveal 1x HDMI, 1x VGA, 2x USB 3.0, 4x USB 2.0, Gigabit Ethernet, audio connections and the mentioned eight serial interfaces.
Instant system start-up, once power is applied, can be forced by setting a jumper. This is ideal, for example, if the machine is installed in a remote and difficult to access place or if there is a power outage. The actual power supply is 19 V. Alternatively, the XC60J can also be operated at 12 V.
Optionally available accessories include a stand (PS01), VESA mount/wall mount (PV02) and WLAN kit (WLN-M). The recommended retail price from Shuttle for the XC60J is EUR 192.00 (excluding VAT). More information?, visit the product page.
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#5445505 Posted on: 06/22/2017 05:56 PM
No, it's an embedded system basically.
No, it's an embedded system basically.
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#5445507 Posted on: 06/22/2017 05:59 PM
We have a few shuttle systems for our digital signage platform, they have a lower cost and they work great.
We have a few shuttle systems for our digital signage platform, they have a lower cost and they work great.
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#5445517 Posted on: 06/22/2017 06:19 PM
Yes, but vending machines do not need boxes and such design. Usually MB is screwed directly to machine itself.
Or box has rails and slides into place.
This one is really weird.
No, it's an embedded system basically.
Yes, but vending machines do not need boxes and such design. Usually MB is screwed directly to machine itself.
Or box has rails and slides into place.
This one is really weird.
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#5445527 Posted on: 06/22/2017 06:57 PM
Headless laptop really
Headless laptop really
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What? Is that a joke?