January 13, 2009 - American Portwell Technology announces its WEBS family of embedded system solutions based on Intel's Atom processor. WEBS family fully utilizes the low-power, high performance-per-watt advantages of the Intel Atom processor along with its ability to facilitate a fanless operation in an extremely compact footprint. At 150 mm x 150 mm x 51 mm, the WEBS-2120 — built with Portwell’s Nano-ITX embedded system board — measures less than the size of Apple’s Mac mini. Each member of the WEBS family — which consists of the WEBS-2120, WEBS-1310/1320 and WEBS-3330/4330 — is a complete self-contained system that dispenses with the need for a custom chassis and customer concerns about heat dissipation.
WEBS family is the perfect solution to enhance applications in the automation test equipment, industrial automation, and thin-client markets.
The WEBS family
Each member of American Portwell Technology’s WEBS family utilizes Intel’s Atom processor to provide: low power consumption; high performance-per-watt advantages; fanless design for mission-critical applications; versatile storage interface and easy data access; and a compact and user-friendly design that makes installation and maintenance a snap. The WEBS-2120 (Nano-ITX) and WEBS-1310/1320 (ECX) use Intel Atom processor Z510/Z530 and Intel System Controller Hub (SCH) US15W. WEBS-3330/4330 (Mini-ITX) are based on Intel’s Atom N270 processor and Intel 945GSE and ICH7-M chipset. The WEBS family also includes one 200-pin SO-DIMM that supports DDR2 SDRAM up to 2GB; Secure Digital Card, Type II Compact Flash and 2.5½ HDD storage.
Dual display by VGA/DVI is standard in WEBS-3330 and WEBS-4330.
