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New Product Announcement:
An Open and Shut Case of Space Saving Technology
Stealth’s new Ultra-Thin Rack LCD Monitors
 Stealth’s
FlatRack LCD Monitors fold down to 1U or 1.75” in storage height giving
back 18 to 24” of vertical space in your rack cabinet. With rack real
estate being at a premium this can equate to a substantial cost savings
allowing this additional space to be used for other systems.
The newly designed Flatacks are available in 15, 17 and 19” diagonal
sizes all compatible with industry standard 19” rack cabinets.
FlatRack Features:
- Large size LCDs, 15, 17 and 19 inches diagonal
- Slim configurations 1U and 2U folding down to
1.75” & 3.5”
- Operating system independent, no drivers required
- DC Input Options, std is 120/240VAC
- Optional built-in 88-Key, keyboard with
glide-point mouse
For more information see our
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For FlatRack pricing
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FAQ: What is Moores Law?
40 years and counting is it still relevant?
 One
topic of discussion that regularly pops up among techies predominantly
in the computer industry is “Moores Law”. Moore's Law has been a
valuable benchmark for the developments in microelectronics and
information processing technologies. It essentially relates to a
statement made by Intel’s co-founder Gordon Moore back in 1965, where he
proclaimed that the number of transistors in a processor would double
every year, later revised to every two years.
The press called it "Moore's Law" and the name has stuck. Moore’s
original assumption was included in a paper entitled ‘Cramming more
components onto integrated circuits’, published in the April 19, 1965
edition of Electronics magazine. To view the original paper,
click here. Moore observed an exponential growth in the number of
transistors per integrated circuit and predicted that this trend would
continue. Through Intel's relentless technology advances, the doubling
of transistors every couple of years, has been maintained, and still
holds true today.
Traditionally, it has been kept alive by decreasing the size taken up by
a single transistor within a processor. And according to Craig Barrett,
Intel’s, CEO that trend will continue for a long time. In fact, Barrett
said that based on current research, the shrinking of transistors will
continue until we reach the point where transistors are down to the size
of 5 nanometers -- about the width of 50 hydrogen atoms. The transistor
remains the driving force behind new technologies. "There is so much
space in the transistor left and we are going to push it." “You would be
surprised to see where we end up." Barrett said.
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Our Philosophy
We
started our business quietly in 1990 because there was an unfulfilled
need in the marketplace for computers and peripherals that could survive
the daily battlezone conditions of the shop floor. With our engineering
backgrounds in process control, instrumentation and factory automation
we knew first hand what was really needed and we possessed the experience
and empirical knowledge to design and create ruggedized computer products
to fill that void.
Stealth
Computer Corporation is continuing to grow from our basic root philosophy
and is evolving as a leading provider of premium rugged computer systems
and peripherals to a wide range of industrial, commercial and scientific
users, worldwide. Stealth is an ISO 9001:2000 Certified Company.
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