| What you may have heard about embedded PCs |
- Embedded PCs are mechanically large
- The hardware of an Embedded PC is expensive
- The power consumption of an embedded PC is usually high
- PCs most often have to be used with ribbon cables which are a possible cause of error
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| What you may have heard about embedded PCs |
- Embedded PCs are mechanically large
- The hardware of an Embedded PC is expensive
- The power consumption of an embedded PC is usually high
- PCs most often have to be used with ribbon cables which are a possible cause of error
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| What you may have heard about Micro-controllers |
- The software-development is much more complicated and expensive than under a standard operating system.
- Connection to standard-interfaces such as LANs, modems and the Internet requires complicated driver software. Graphical user interfaces can be realized only by large programming efforts.
- The development tools are not as powerful by far, as PC-programming systems.
- Micro-controllers by far do not have as many different PC-SW development tools available.
- This is why the purchase price is usually considerably higher for micro-controller development tools.
- There are ready-made software solutions available for standard tasks only in a very limited extent.
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| What we can tell you today!
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- With the DIMM-PC, JUMPtec has aimed at the micro-controllers market and has presented a completely new concept for the embedded PC-solution.
- The DIMM-PC solves the problems of size and cabling.
- The prices have been drastically reduced thanks to new technical designs, making the solution of using a DIMM-PC possible for many distributed applications.
- The DIMM-PC today needs less board surface than most micro-controller applications
- The costs of the embedded PC has been decreased drastically by the DIMM architecture.
- The complicated cabling of an embedded PC does no longer exist due to the DIMM architecture.
- The user can start the software development immediately on standard-PC.
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| What else? |
- A standard operating system running on the embedded PC like LINUX opens doors to an unlimited source of professional - but free - software.
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