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"Today, Ampro has substantially extended its leadership role as an embedded hardware and software solutions provider," said Paul Rosenfeld, Ampro's CTO. "Our long-lifecycle 486 through Pentium III embedded computers in PC/104, PC/104-Plus, and EBX form factors, coupled with our extensive I/O product line, provide flexible and complete solutions across a very broad range of OEM requirements."
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