VersaLogic (Eugene, OR) will unveil what is being claimed to be the “world's fastest PC/104-Plus computer” at the Embedded Systems Conference in Boston next week.

VersaLogic's “Jaguar” is a two-module PC/104-Plus SBC stack which features “Socket 370” compatibility, supporting CPUs from 350 MHz (fanless) to 850 MHz Pentium III. It also includes 10/100 Ethernet and AGP video, along with a long list of other integrated functions (listed below). The two-module stack is designed to be installed on the top of a PC/104 stack due to fan/heatsink height, but other configurations are supposedly possible based the specific environmental characteristics of the application.

World's fastest PC/104-Plus SBC?

Here is a summary of the functions included in the Jaguar two-module PC/104-Plus SBC sandwich . . .

• 32 to 256 MB system RAM
  
• 10/100 dual-speed Ethernet
  
• AGP based video
  
• Flat panel display support
  
• 32-pin DiskOnChip socket
  
• PCI based IDE controller
  
• Dual USB interfaces
  
• 2 COM + 1 LPT port
  
• RS-232/422/485 COM port
  
• Dual floppy interface
  
• Watchdog timer

In addition to being unveiled at ESC in Boston next week, the Jaguar will also be on display at the COTScon Conference in San Diego, December 10-11

 
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