System Improvements Include Pentium M CPU and Heat Dissipation MeasuresANN ARBOR, June 6, 2006 – Dynics, Inc. now offers the popular paneLink series with Pentium M technology. The new faster paneLink has the processing power of a P4, but uses less wattage and generates less heat. In addition, the paneLink series has undergone “thermal” re-design to better facilitate airflow and system heat dissipation.
“Traditionally, the paneLink system was a thin-chassis industrial computer used for embedded applications running Windows CE.net and XP Embedded,” states Dynics president Ed Gatt. He continues, “With the integration of the Pentium M and Celeron M CPU, the paneLink can now bring a more powerful PC solution within a smaller space on the factory floor. We are also looking to extend this architecture to our other industrial computer families and future products.”To combat system heat issues, the Pentium M generates about half the wattage of a Pentium 4 and the paneLink uses an internal 80mm ball-bearing fan to better dissipate heat in the small chassis.
Operators have the choice of either a 15” XGA TFT LCD or 17.1” SXGA TFT LCD touchscreen interface. Additional features also include an optional Stainless Steel NEMA 4X bezel, dual Ethernet ports and four available USB ports.
About Dynics
Dynics manufactures industrial computer systems, flat panel touchscreen monitors and integrated workstations primarily used in factory floor automation. In addition, Dynics offers a single source for turn-key operator interfaces, custom flat panel displays and embedded computer applications. Dynics can trace its beginnings to 1988 with the founding of Ann Arbor Technologies. With almost 20 years of industry experience, Dynics creates quality industrial hardware solutions for the marketplace by designing, building and servicing their systems from its headquarters in Ann Arbor, MI.
