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    Thin Industrial Computers Add Features

    April 1, 2009
    The ePC-Plus Series of industrial computers enhance the vendor’s ultra-thin, yet powerful ePC-Series by providing PCI expansion (two ¾-length cards), two easily removable hard drives and a hot swappable, easily removable DVD-R/W drive. 
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    This is accomplished in a 1-inch deeper unit than the earlier ePC-Series. The ePC-Plus is designed to offer value and quality at a competitive price while eliminating the “big, bulky, and expensive” stereotype usually associated with Industrial PCs. There are currently three sizes—15-, 17- and 19-inch—in this series, with more additions to follow. All are available with 5-wire Analog Resistive touchscreens and NEMA sealed panel mount front panels.  Their compact size and thin panel mounted depth of 4 inches (101.6mm) make them well-suited for installation in most industrial applications.Nematron Corp.www.nematron.com734.214.2000

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