Portwell Launches Intel Core 2 Duo Single Board Computer

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Portwell Launches Intel Core 2 Duo Single Board Computer

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PORTWELL RELEASED THE Intel® 865 chipset and LGA 775® socket based SBC Support Core 2 Duo and higher speed Pentium D/Pentium M/Celeron D CPUs, affordable cost

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Fremont, CALIF. -- October 16, 2006American Portwell Technologies, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Portwell, Inc., a world-leading innovator in the Industrial PC (IPC) market and a member of the Intel Communications Alliance, has released its new PICMG 1.0 Single Board Computer (SBC), ROBO-8713BVG2 based on Intel 865 chipset to support Intel LGA 775 processor that includes Pentium 4, Pentium D, Celeron D as well as the most fantasy Intel 2nd generation dual-core processor, Core 2 Duo. Intel Infrastructure Platform Division (IPD) just included its 865 chipset this February to echo the demanding of more competitive platform. Since the chipset was launched three years ago, the processor it supports at time is socket 478 Pentium 4 & Celeron processor. More aggressive to have the cutting edge, the 865 chipset is capable of supporting Socket-T, the LGA 775 socket with dual-core processor. As result, cost effective chipset with easily reachable LGA 775 processor are two irrefutable advantages of ROBO-8713BVG2 for many applications that would like to transition from socket 478 processor to higher efficiency LGA 775 processor.

Portwell based on its years-experience in this filed to help users with selected Intel chipset which features great benefits. And ROBO-8713VGA/UGA are good example that are two boards Portwell offered to its partners few years ago with 865 chipset even Intel IPD does not include it in its longevity support program. With insight of the chipset and practice, Portwell extends the 800MHz front side bus limitation of 865 to support 1,066MHz front side bus Intel Core 2 Duo processor to bring lower power consumption and extreme dual-core performance on the new single board computer.

Cost-savings bears in every application

“No application can get away from cost competition when the challenge comes from all over the world. And that’s why Portwell supply several levels products to its collaborators for full-range product portfolio,” says Frank Shen, American Portwell’s Product Marketing Director.
“And the relentless technology proper implementation into different computing platform is our mission of company to make world better through our collaborator’s innovation.”

Flexible computing engine

Portwell’s ROBO-8713BVG2 single board computer supports Intel Core 2 Duo, Pentium® D, Pentium® 4, or Celeron D in an LGA775 socket that is equipped with dual-core, hyper-threading, EM64T, EIST, XD and VT technologies. “ROBO-8713BVG2 is part of Portwell’s product development planning of Intel LGA 775 processor that is entry level single board computer with the best cost/performance. Together with ROBO-8717VG2A that Portwell just launched few days ago and more boards in different form factors in near future are forming as crack product portfolio to see to successful transition of socket 478,” comments Jack Lam, Senior Product Marketing Manager, American Portwell.

“The ROBO-8713BVG2 single board computer is a PICMG 1.0 PCI/ISA single host board that adopts the Intel® 865GV Express chipset,” explains Lam. “This is the unique technology that Portwell applied it on the existing Intel chipset and supports the Intel® Core 2 Duo® processor, which has speeds of up to 1066 MHz.”
“The 865GV chipset is famous for its competitive price among all Intel® integrated graphics controller applied in the embedded appliance, and the Graphics controller supports the necessary display functions for the industrial application at a wonderful cost/performance rate,” adds Shen.

Vestries I/Os cost less

Portwell’s ROBO-8713BVG2 single board computer includes dual Gigabit Ethernet ports, and dual SATA connector, plus: dual IDE channel; one FDD channel; eight USB 2.0 ports; dual serial port and a parallel port; GPIO; and Watchdog timer.
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ROBO-8713BVG2 Single Board Computer


ROBO-8713BVG2 with Heat Sink



Lockable SATA connection on ROBO-8713BVG2

I/O part of ROBO-8713BVG2



Brief specifications for ROBO-8713BVG2 industrial ATX motherboard

o Extreme cost / performance PICMG 1.0 single board computer that support LGA 775 processor with dual Gigabit Ethernet controller
o Verities I/O interface that includes dual IDE channel, dual SATA port, single FDD channel, dual serial and single parallel port
o Over-clocking extended the board supports 2nd generation, lower power consumption / thermal profile Core 2 Duo processor
o Integrated Intel® Extreme Graphics 2 graphics engine that offers adequate display quality via VGA interface
o Single side design (standard model without ISA support) enhance reliability of production and simplify its process at the same time
o Eight plug-and-play USB 2.0 ports allows enriched expansion of the system that build upon the board

American Portwell Technology, Inc., is a world-leading innovator in the Industrial PC (IPC) market and a member of the Intel Communications Alliance. American Portwell Technology designs, manufactures and markets a complete range of IPC systems, computer boards, communication appliance and Panel-PCs for both OEMs and ODMs. The company is located in Fremont, California. American Portwell Technology is also a GSA contractor For more information about American Portwell’s standard, extensive turnkey, and private-label branding solutions, call 1-877-APT-8899, email [email protected] or visit us at http://www.portwell.com
I missed this press release, but just ran across it in my inbox... Interesting IPC solution.
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forgive my newbness but what does that plug into?
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Ditto. :shock:
AMD Opteron 1224SE "Santa Ana" = DFI Lanparty UT NF590 SLI-M2R/G
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for rack mount cases, I only know because I dug around on the site for that board.

http://www.portwell.com/pdf/chassis/PRC-1194.pdf

on page 2 you can see how the board lay's in the rack mount case. kinda neat, bet it isn't cheep.
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