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SECO at Embedded World 2014 Nuremberg (Germany), embedded world 2014, 25th - 27 th February, 2014
SECO, a world leader in electronic embedded solutions, is focusing on two different typologies of products at this year's embedded world in Nuremburg, from February, 25th-27th. In its new Booth Nr. 130 in Hall 1, SECO will show its range of best-in-class graphics solutions a long with its products especially designed for the industrial market.
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Rugged transportation designs evolve with low-power x86 advances
New processors blend x86 and Computers-on-Module (COMs) for power-optimized Small Form Factor (SFF) options.
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SFF market fragmentation continues, x86 and ARM set to square off
Analysts offer insight on the financials of the merchant board market.
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Achieving ultra-compact, multi-display digital signage systems with high-performance Accelerated Processing Units
Designers of digital signage systems have long been challenged to achieve high-end graphics and video performance with conventional CPU- and discrete GPU-based embedded boards that present board area and cooling challenges. With the advent of Accelerated Processing Units (APUs), however, digital signage system designers are equipped to achieve new levels of multimedia performance and visual immersion while striking a balance of form and function in small form factor, power-efficient solutions.
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Inside Intel's Open Pluggable Specification - Interview with James Tan, Intel
As we continue the march into the age of intelligent systems, digital signage platforms will play a large part in the evolution of the commercial and retail markets. Noticing fragmentation in the digital signage space, Intel released the Open Pluggable Specification (OPS) in 2010, defining a modular, integrated hardware architecture that could link digital signage media players and their corresponding displays to create cost-efficient intelligent signage platforms that use EPIC and smaller sized boards. In this PC/104 and Small Form Factors interview, spec author James Tan describes how the OPS is enabling intelligent and connected digital signage deployment. Edited excerpts follow.
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Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor
