Based on the Transmeta Crusoe processor, the DPX-114 offers a full range of performance starting at a 667MHz model with optional graphics, up to a 1GHz model that incorporates MOBILITY RADEON graphics technology by ATI.
"Pairing the low power, small footprint and high-performance Crusoe processor with the high-security features implemented by Densitron in the DPX-114 makes this new single board computer well suited for use in the automated banking industry, vending machines, video slot machines and various other embedded applications."
Both CM software and LongRun allow
Crusoe processors to run significantly cooler than comparable Pentium II and III CPUs.
Like Fujitsu's LifeBook P Series P-2000, the LifeBook P-1000 also incorporates the services of a
Crusoe processor from Transmeta Corporation (NASDAQ: TMTA).
The Libretto L1/060TNMM, with a 600MHz
Crusoe processor, features a small, lightweight design with a low power, 10" wide SXGA TFT screen and a 10 gigabyte hard drive.
NEC engineered the Versa DayLite and Versa UltraLite notebook computers with the Transmeta Crusoe processor to leverage the chip's advanced Code Morphing Software and LongRun Power Management that matches system performance levels with application demands, significantly lowering power consumption while helping to conserve battery life.
The new NEC Versa DayLite notebook computer, weighing 3.3 pounds without its two external drives and with a profile of 1.2-inches, integrates a low-voltage 600MHz Transmeta Crusoe processor, and includes a 10.4-inch TFT SVGA reflective LCD panel that uses typical daylight for illumination.
By merging the low-voltage Transmeta Crusoe processor, an innovative new reflective display and an advanced lithium ion and lithium polymer battery combination, users of the Versa DayLite notebook computer can use the system for everyday applications for up to eight hours(1) on a single charge, making the Versa DayLite an ideal solution for mobile computing in outdoor environments.
Transmeta markets and sells the
Crusoe processor solution as the engine for a new class of computers.