Compact Mini-ITX Computer

Feb. 14, 2007
Billed as the smallest fanless Mini-ITX computer ever built, the SolidLogic GS-L05 fanless Mini-ITX computer system measures just 7.4-by-7.2-by-3 inches.
This completely solid state system is compatible with a wide range of Intel and VIA-based Mini-ITX form factor motherboards, enabling flexibility. The GS-L05 system uses heat pipe/heat sink technology for passive cooling that
eliminates reliability concerns that fanned cases can present when used in harsh, demanding or remote environments. Rugged steel and heat dissipating aluminum create a tough, protective enclosure with black-box looks, mounting brackets, and set-it-and-forget-it reliability, says the vendor. The system is also said to offer a price/performance advantage over other form factors tailored for embedded applications.

Logic Supply Inc.

www.logicsupply.com802.244.8302

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