Roland Orre wrote: > Any good reasons going with the Scream/104 solution instead, which may > be cheaper? How about cooling, compactness and reliability? > Here is a previous post on this list about the scream board. -Paul Dr. Terrance Boult wrote: > > >>Date: Sun, 29 Mar 1998 14:45:48 -0500 > >>From: <> > >>CC:
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> >>Content-Type: text > >>Content-Length: 287 > >> > >> > >>>If they didn't, did they at least tell you when these things would be > >>>available for purchase? > >> > >>To my knowledge they are available now. I received the official flyer > >>a while ago.....maybe I'm confused. > .... > > They are definitely available (though only the 120 and 133, 166 is not > available till may). I received mine a week or two ago.. From memory it was > 650 for the carrier board and 725 for the CPU module, 125 for the cables. > They also carry a pc104-plus VGA card (someone else's, versalogic if I > recall). I'll post some numbers on performance and power when I get around > to testing it but from their from their mail to me... > ...The power consumption of the boards all together is about 7.5W for the > ...ScreamN/104 and MMS Gemini module, and about 2.25W for the Versalogic > ...board (only +5VDC needs to be supplied), for a total of approximately > ...10W average for the two boards. > > Terry Boult --- Vision and Software Technology Lab, EECS Dept. Lehigh Univ. >
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