Stealth Computer is shipping a compact, rugged, PC-compatible system that supports embedded Linux. The LPC-401FS runs fanless, thanks to the use of a mobile Celeron processor along with an extruded aluminum chassis that serves as a heat sink.

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The unit is based on a 1.5 GHz Celeron Mobile processor equipped with up to 1 GB of low-profile PC400 memory. It features a 2.5-inch high-shock hard drive, with up to 80 GB of storage. The hard drive can also be replaced by an IDE Flash disk, for additional shock and vibration resistance. A slim 24X CD-ROM is another standard feature, with DVD-ROM, DVD/DVDRW, and CD-RW drives available as options.

Stealth Computer is aiming the LPC-401FS at industrial, commercial, scientific research, military, public safety, utility, transportation, mining, and telecommunications applications. It operates from a 12V DC power source, making it suitable for mobile and field deployment, the company says.

LPC-401FS interior view
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Stealth lists the following key features and specifications for the LPC-401FS:

• Processor — 1.5 GHz Celeron Mobile
• Memory — Up to 1 GB of DDR PC400 RAM
• Video — Intel Extreme Graphics 2
• Audio — Software AC 97 Audio CODEC
• Storage:
  • High shock HDD, 30 to 80 GB, UltraDMA 100
    • Optional — Flash IDE
  • 24X CD-ROM
    • Optional — DVD-ROM, DVD/DVDRW, or CD-RW
• Rear panel:
  • 2 RS232 COM ports
  • Parallel printer port
  • RJ45 10/100Mbps Fast Ethernet
  • Line-out audio jack
  • 2 USB 2.0 ports
  • 15 pin VGA
  • 12v DC power in
• Front panel:
  • IEEE 1394 Firewire port
  • USB 2.0 port
  • MIC in jack
  • Earphone out jack
  • Power-on and reset buttons
  • Power-on and HDD LEDs
• Power — 12 V DC. 60 W universal AC adapter included
• Dimensions — 6.1 x 10.0 x 2.17 inches

The LPC-401FS is priced starting at $1,495 with 256 MB of RAM and a 30 GB HDD, the company says.

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