ROBO-8712EVG2A Full-size PICMG SBC with Socket 478 for Intel Pentium-4 / Celeron-D / Pentium-4-M Process - Global American

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ROBO-8712EVG2A Full-size PICMG SBC with Socket 478 for Intel Pentium-4 / Celeron-D / Pentium-4-M Process

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3307559 - Full-size PICMG SBC with Socket 478 for Intel Pentium-4 / Celeron-D / Pentium-4-M Process

SPECIFICATIONS

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Weight	1 kg
Audio Chipset	AC 97 Codec
Power Consumption	'–
Gigabit LAN Ports	DUAL 10/100/1000 Gigabit LAN
Video Chipset	Intel Chipset CRT SVGA
Global P/N / SKU	3307559
Memory Standard	DDR 266 / 333 / 400 MHz SDRAM
MFR P/N	ROBO-8712EVG2A
Manufacturer	Portwell
Dimensions	13.3 in. (339 mm) x 4.8 in. (122 mm)
Chipset	Intel 845GV and ICH4 Chipsets
BIOS	Award BIOS
Cost	0
Approximate Weight	0.25 Kg (.55 Lb)
Serial (COM) Port	1 x RS-232C and 1 x RS-232C/422/485
Discontinued	Yes

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SPECIFICATIONS

Additional information

Weight	1 kg
Audio Chipset	AC 97 Codec
Power Consumption	'–
Gigabit LAN Ports	DUAL 10/100/1000 Gigabit LAN
Video Chipset	Intel Chipset CRT SVGA
Global P/N / SKU	3307559
Memory Standard	DDR 266 / 333 / 400 MHz SDRAM
MFR P/N	ROBO-8712EVG2A
Manufacturer	Portwell
Dimensions	13.3 in. (339 mm) x 4.8 in. (122 mm)
Chipset	Intel 845GV and ICH4 Chipsets
BIOS	Award BIOS
Cost	0
Approximate Weight	0.25 Kg (.55 Lb)
Serial (COM) Port	1 x RS-232C and 1 x RS-232C/422/485
Discontinued	Yes

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