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    Embedded: High-Performance Graphics Card Plugs Into PMC Slot

    March 1, 2004
    Need the power of ATI's Mobility Radeon 9000? Plug in the PMC-704 for high-performance 3D graphics support with a 64-Mbyte, 128-bit wide double-data-rate SDRAM frame buffer. The PMC-704 features two independent analog video input channels and a...

    Need the power of ATI's Mobility Radeon 9000? Plug in the PMC-704 for high-performance 3D graphics support with a 64-Mbyte, 128-bit wide double-data-rate SDRAM frame buffer. The PMC-704 features two independent analog video input channels and a digital input that supports OpenLDI and FlatLink low-voltage differential-signaling digital video standards. The card handles up to two displays. Each video channel can be independently displayed on either display or both output displays. The board is available in commercial air-cooled, rugged air-cooled, and conduction-cooled configurations. Software includes Wind River VxWorks, Green Hills Integrity, Timesys Linux, and LynuxWorks LynxOS. The PMC-704 is based on the graphics processing engine. Pricing starts at $5700.

    Dy4 Systemswww.dy4.com

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