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News Release from: DLoG (UK) | Subject: MPC6
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 31 August 2006
Vehicle mount PC is RoHS-compliant
RoHS-compliant PC can be used as a vehicle mount terminal on forklifts, commissioning vehicles, construction machinery and trucks, or statically mounted on machine tools.
Shopfloor networking and hardware specialist, DLoG (UK) has introduced the latest version of its rugged vehicle mount PC Suitable for both internal and outside use, the RoHS-compliant MPC6 can be used as a vehicle mount terminal on forklifts, commissioning vehicles, construction machinery and trucks, or statically mounted on machine tools
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 17 Aug 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Available with 10 or 12in touch screens and a 12in stainless steel version for mounting in control cabinets and user consoles, the compact (22.9 x 28cm) MPC6 features a new XTX board with Intel chip set and Intel Celeron CPU, a CompactFlash card slot which is accessible from the top of the unit, and a 20Gbyte 5M2 shock/vibration tested hard disk.
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