Digital-Logic offers a function-compatible upgrade of its proven MSM855 computer board. The new MSM915 PC module now offers increased CPU performance and more graphic performance and is now enhanced with PCI Express. In addition, two further SATA150 drives can be connected.
Equipped with the scalable smartModule915 with i915GM chip set, the customer can determine the performance and choose between different Intel processors - from Celeron M300 up to 2,2 GHz Pentium M765 with 2048K L2cache and equivalent Pentium 4 performance from 600 MHz up to 4,4 GHz.
The new PC/104-Plus computer provides all standard PC interfaces such as VGA, COM1/2, LPT1, a floppy interface, an IrDA interface, and two PS/2 ports for mouse and keyboard.
The MSM915 is supplied by a voltage of 5 V and runs under Windows XP, Linux, QNX, etc. It consumes between 15 W and 30 W (depending on the performance).
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