Stealth Computer unveils 10" Computer at 2.8Ghz |
Wednesday March 5, 2003 2:19 PM CST
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  Stealth Computer Corporation a leading ISO 9001 manufacturer of specialized computers and peripherals have continued their tradition of providing powerful solutions for space-confined applications. The LPC-401 is an Intel Pentium-4 based small form computer system that is part of Stealth's growing family of LittlePC's. Housed in a rugged extruded aluminum enclosure this powerful & versatile machine runs a screaming 2.8GHz Processor and yet it can fit into the palm of your hand. The LPC-401 measures out at only 10" x 5.8" x 2.8" (about the size of a hard cover novel) and offers characteristics that have only been available in traditional bulky desktop PC's.
The feature rich LPC-401 offers high-end PC graphics performance including selectable 16 x 9 aspect ratios for high definition TFT LCD's and Plasma monitor applications. Each and every unit is shipped with on-board LAN, USB-2.0, Firewire, Audio in/out and processors ranging from the Intel P4 1.7GHz up to the 2.8GHz, (400/533MHz FSB). Included as a standard is a slim CD-Rom with optional DVD and CD/RW drives available. The LPC-401 has unprecedented storage capability in such a small machine by offering space for one 3.5" and one 2.5" IDE Hard Disk Drive. Systems are compatible with WIN 9X/NT/2000/XP, Linux etc and can be preconfigured if desired.
The LittlePC products serve a demanding market where powerful solutions are being deployed in spacechallenged applications around the world. Stealth's LittlePC's are ideal for deploying in applications such as Digital Signs, Kiosks, Embedded Control, Thin-Clients, POS & Human/Machine Interface applications. Founded in 1990 Stealth Computer Corporation is quietly evolving as a leading provider of specialized Computers and Peripherals. The company is ISO9001 registered with its headquarters near Toronto, Canada. Stealth continually develops innovative products designed to meet the exact needs of their clients. For over a decade Stealth products have been used in industrial, commercial, scientific, Government and military applications. Stealth Computer Corporations impressive customer base includes Fortune 500 companies, Military installations and Governments worldwide.
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