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Flat
Panel-Based Computer System
The DisplayPac-Multi
is a state-of-the-art flat panel display-based multimedia system designed
for a wide variety of information display and event recording applications.
Powered by a Pentium III 850-MHz-based single-board computer with
up to l GB of SDRAM, this system offers an unprecedented suite of
I/O and video/audio playback, capture, and archiving features. Its
bright, 20.1ý 1280ý ý
1024ý TFT LCD with resistive touchscreen overlay provides a clear
interactive display interface. The system is ideally suited for the
most complex, interactive systems (e.g., training and user authentication
systems and other advanced information presentation equipment).

The systemýs two
advanced hardware MPEG encoder circuits allow the capture and compression
of dual audio/video streams from the systemýs integrated camera and
microphone. Playback of stored MPEG streams is accomplished through
its hardware MPEG decoder. This permits maximum video quality with
minimal CPU intervention, perfect for applications requiring animation.
The compact SVHS camera, useful for recording training sessions, is
mounted behind a lens and features auto backlight control and light
compensation modes. The systemýs microphone uses an anti-echo circuit
to provide audio recording time, sequenced with video capture. Completing
the multimedia functions are a 16-bit Sound Blaster Pro-compatible
audio controller with 7.5-W per channel amplifier and two magnetically
shielded 30-W speakers.
All these capabilities
in a thin, lightweight 21 ý 21 ý 5 package. The unit requires 5-V
and 12-V power input and is rated from 0ý35ýC.
The DisplayPac-Multi
system is priced at $14,995.
Computer Dynamics
(864) 627-8800
Fax: (864) 675-0106
www.cdynamics.com
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