computers
Miniature Ruggedized EN01 Intelligent Edge Computer from Shuttle Computer Group
Shuttle Computer Group, Inc., one of the world’s leading designers of small form computers, announces its EN01 Edge Computer, a miniature-sized intelligent platform designed for data-intensive, extreme environments like those in industry automation, transportation, and communications sectors. Its passive thermal cooling system allows for a high temperature tolerance, operating between -4°F and 140°F (-20°C and 60°C), perfect for automated, 24/7 applications in factory floor operations, irrigation systems, refineries, highways, robotics, and more.
A Massive Collection Of Old Computers Is For Sale
One of the more surprising developments in the collecting community (at least to me) is the rise of old computer collectors. Old consoles inevitably develop a collectors’ base because the games you can play on them are usually exclusive. But a modern PC is backwards compatible with pretty much every old PC game, if you tinker around, and the controls (keyboard and mouse) haven’t changed one bit.
Microsoft Takes Aim At Professional Artists With Surface Studio
First there was the original Surface, Microsoft’s entry into the tablet-laptop hybrid market. Everyone was convinced they’d just released their next Zune or Windows Phone, but this time MS had a smarter strategy in mind. They found a market that Apple wasn’t chasing — artists — and started appealing to them with commercials about people painting and shaping 3D models with the Surface’s pen.