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Logic Supply releases latest thin client system

Logic Supply has unveiled a new ultra-compact Thin Mini-ITX computer, designed for data acquisition, thin client and an array of applications.

October 24, 2014

Following the release of the company's ML 400 Series of industrial PCs, Logic Supply has unveiled a new ultra-compact Thin Mini-ITX computer, designed for data acquisition, thin client and an array of applications.

The ML210G-10 combines HD graphics ready Intel Bay Trail Celeron J1900 processing with a hardened industrial enclosure, the company said. Designed for energy efficiency, the ML210G-10 draws under 20W of power. The product supports Windows 7 and 8, 32- and 64-bit versions, and Linux Ubuntu 14.04LTS 64-bit.

"Embedded engineers and project managers are implementing our systems in an incredibly versatile array of applications, powering everything from grocery store kiosks to NASA rovers," said Logic Supply Product Manager JP Ishaq in a company announcement. "In serving such a wide range of technical requirements, we wanted to create a system that was equally flexible from a form factor standpoint while maintaining a high level of computing performance. Like other industrial thin client systems we offer, the ML210G-10 can be configured as a server-connected device, requiring no onboard storage, or equipped with up to a 1TB mSATA SSD for fully-capable, standalone operation."

It includes four USB ports, two high current, two RS-232 COM ports, VGA, HDMI and LAN and sustains up to 8GB of RAM with a temperature range from zero degrees to 50 degrees Celsius.