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IBOX-206 Barebone - Warehouse mini computer with six RS232 COM ports

IBOX-206 Barebone - Warehouse mini computer with six RS232 COM ports

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  • WiFi [+16.43 € brutto] See description

     

    Wi-Fi – a colloquial term set of standards designed to build a wireless computer networks. A specific application of Wi-Fi is building a local area network (LAN) based on radio communication, or WLAN. Range from a few meters to several kilometers and throughput of up to 300 Mb / s transmission on two channels simultaneously.

     

    WiFi

     
  • 3G [+50.93 € brutto] See description

    COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 3G

    3G does not focus on voice services. In addition to these providers offer the ability to quickly transmit various types of data (video, packages, photos). Europe's most popular 3G technology UMTS, or Universal Mobile Telecommunications System. Initially, UMTS provide download speeds of up to 384 kb / s (version R99). Standard is still being developed, which resulted in the implementation of family HSPA (High Speed Packet Access). Two technologies are also used in High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) and High Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA). Depending on the version of HSPA allows for getting download speeds of up to 3.6, 7.2 and 14.4 Mb / s to 5.8 Mb upload / s.

     
  • 4G [+78.86 € brutto] See description

    COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS - 3G and 4G LTE

    3G does not focus on voice services. In addition to these providers offer the ability to quickly transmit various types of data (video, packages, photos). Europe's most popular 3G technology UMTS, or Universal Mobile Telecommunications System. Initially, UMTS provide download speeds of up to 384 kb / s (version R99). Standard is still being developed, which resulted in the implementation of family HSPA (High Speed Packet Access). Two technologies are also used in High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) and High Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA). Depending on the version of HSPA allows for getting download speeds of up to 3.6, 7.2 and 14.4 Mb / s to 5.8 Mb upload / s.
    4G LTE - The latest phase of the development of 4G mobile networks is LTE, or Long Term Evolution. The maximum speed of the target in this case 326.4 Mb / s (download) and 86.4 Mb / s (send). Networks using this technology (as well as WiMAX) are also referred to 3.9g or 4G networks.

     
RAM memory
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  • 2GB DDR3L SODIMM [+13.15 € brutto] See description

    RAM Memory

    RAM DDR2 DDR3

    RAM Memory is very important and one of the basic computer components. This is the place where the computer temporarily stores the individual data. The more memory you install on your computer, the more programs will be able to run at the same time, which will run more efficiently. RAM is important for the performance of your computer. Of course, in the context of memory has not only its size, but also the operating parameters.

    What are the types of memory?

    There are several types of memory, but now they are the most important:

    • DDR 3
    • DDR 4

    What kind of memory you can install on your computer, it will depend on the motherboard. Since it also depends on the amount of memory that is how many GB can handle up to and how capacious may be a single unit.

    The main differences between DDR3 and DDR4:

    The most important thing that is decisive for the choice of a given standard is not the parameters of individual versions of RAM, but rather the purchase of a motherboard - more precisely the processor. If it is a unit belonging to the Haswell-E family (as for now) and the X99 chipset, the user is condemned to DDR4 memory. Otherwise, he has to buy DDR3 dice. Installation of a specific version of RAM is forced by their different construction, and there is no possibility of inserting them into the same slot.

    The theoretical differences between DDR4 and DDR3 memory are included in the table below:

    DDR4 bone structure is different from its predecessor. The module is a millimeter higher, and thanks to the same width, the pins are more densely spaced. The position of the indentation has also changed, avoiding mistakes when inserting the bone into the wrong slot. It is also worth remembering that the DDR4 module is not backwards compatible.

  • 4GB DDR3L SODIMM [+23.00 € brutto] See description

    RAM Memory

    RAM DDR2 DDR3

    RAM Memory is very important and one of the basic computer components. This is the place where the computer temporarily stores the individual data. The more memory you install on your computer, the more programs will be able to run at the same time, which will run more efficiently. RAM is important for the performance of your computer. Of course, in the context of memory has not only its size, but also the operating parameters.

    What are the types of memory?

    There are several types of memory, but now they are the most important:

    • DDR 3
    • DDR 4

    What kind of memory you can install on your computer, it will depend on the motherboard. Since it also depends on the amount of memory that is how many GB can handle up to and how capacious may be a single unit.

    The main differences between DDR3 and DDR4:

    The most important thing that is decisive for the choice of a given standard is not the parameters of individual versions of RAM, but rather the purchase of a motherboard - more precisely the processor. If it is a unit belonging to the Haswell-E family (as for now) and the X99 chipset, the user is condemned to DDR4 memory. Otherwise, he has to buy DDR3 dice. Installation of a specific version of RAM is forced by their different construction, and there is no possibility of inserting them into the same slot.

    The theoretical differences between DDR4 and DDR3 memory are included in the table below:

    DDR4 bone structure is different from its predecessor. The module is a millimeter higher, and thanks to the same width, the pins are more densely spaced. The position of the indentation has also changed, avoiding mistakes when inserting the bone into the wrong slot. It is also worth remembering that the DDR4 module is not backwards compatible.

  • 8GB DDR3L SODIMM [+49.29 € brutto] See description

    RAM Memory

    RAM DDR2 DDR3

    RAM Memory is very important and one of the basic computer components. This is the place where the computer temporarily stores the individual data. The more memory you install on your computer, the more programs will be able to run at the same time, which will run more efficiently. RAM is important for the performance of your computer. Of course, in the context of memory has not only its size, but also the operating parameters.

    What are the types of memory?

    There are several types of memory, but now they are the most important:

    • DDR 3
    • DDR 4

    What kind of memory you can install on your computer, it will depend on the motherboard. Since it also depends on the amount of memory that is how many GB can handle up to and how capacious may be a single unit.

    The main differences between DDR3 and DDR4:

    The most important thing that is decisive for the choice of a given standard is not the parameters of individual versions of RAM, but rather the purchase of a motherboard - more precisely the processor. If it is a unit belonging to the Haswell-E family (as for now) and the X99 chipset, the user is condemned to DDR4 memory. Otherwise, he has to buy DDR3 dice. Installation of a specific version of RAM is forced by their different construction, and there is no possibility of inserting them into the same slot.

    The theoretical differences between DDR4 and DDR3 memory are included in the table below:

    DDR4 bone structure is different from its predecessor. The module is a millimeter higher, and thanks to the same width, the pins are more densely spaced. The position of the indentation has also changed, avoiding mistakes when inserting the bone into the wrong slot. It is also worth remembering that the DDR4 module is not backwards compatible.

Hard disk
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  • 16GB SSD [+36.53 € brutto] See description

    SSD


    Znalezione obrazy dla zapytania ssd logo

    SSD

    SSD (solid-state drive), sometimes also a solid state disk - a mass storage device based on flash memory. The basic advantage of SSD is the lack of moving parts. In addition, these disks are characterized by significantly shorter data access time (several dozen times), quieter operation and much more resistant to mechanical damage (caused, for example, by shocks during work or fall from a height). Another issue is the use of SSD memory in industrial computers, where large capacity is not important as it is in the case of classic HDDs, but above all operational reliability and resistance to vibrations. SSD memories in industrial applications do not require capacities of 50-100 GB, because in practice capacities of 512 MB-8 GB are used, and it is enough to keep memory at a relatively low cost.

    The advantages and disadvantages of SSD

    The biggest disadvantage of SSDs is their price to capacity. HDD disks are more widely available, have a larger capacity and are cheaper. However, as disks with moving mechanical systems have some disadvantages that SSDs do not have.

    The advantages of SSDs:

    •      less energy consumption - there is no need to drive magnetic discs like in HDD disks,
    •      minimized failure rate,
    •      instant data writing and reading - programs, games, system start without delays,
    •      higher bandwidth - faster data transfer,
    •      resistance to shocks - the disk with moving mechanical parts may be damaged due to a fall, interrupted by writing or reading data,
    •      in the event of a sudden power outage, the data stored on the flash memory will not be erased,
    •      work in a larger temperature range than HDD disks,
    •      they emit less heat,
    •      no need to defragment the disk.


    Limited lifespan of the SSD

    The disadvantages of SSDs are their limited lifespan due to the limited number of data write cycles. There is a type of memory associated with the life of the disk:

    •  SLC (Single Level Cell) - 1 cell records 1 data bit,
    •  MLC (Multi Level Cell) - 1 cell saves 2 bits of data,
    •  TLC (Triple Level Cell) 1 cell saves 3 bits of data.

    The most optimal solution is to choose an SSD with MLC memory. The shortest lifespan has TLC memory cells - they are also the cheapest. They need more time to read and write data than the SLC and MLC cells, and the saving process consumes cells faster - data reading does not affect consumption.
  • 32GB SSD [+39.83 € brutto] See description

    SSD


    Znalezione obrazy dla zapytania ssd logo

    SSD

    SSD (solid-state drive), sometimes also a solid state disk - a mass storage device based on flash memory. The basic advantage of SSD is the lack of moving parts. In addition, these disks are characterized by significantly shorter data access time (several dozen times), quieter operation and much more resistant to mechanical damage (caused, for example, by shocks during work or fall from a height). Another issue is the use of SSD memory in industrial computers, where large capacity is not important as it is in the case of classic HDDs, but above all operational reliability and resistance to vibrations. SSD memories in industrial applications do not require capacities of 50-100 GB, because in practice capacities of 512 MB-8 GB are used, and it is enough to keep memory at a relatively low cost.

    The advantages and disadvantages of SSD

    The biggest disadvantage of SSDs is their price to capacity. HDD disks are more widely available, have a larger capacity and are cheaper. However, as disks with moving mechanical systems have some disadvantages that SSDs do not have.

    The advantages of SSDs:

    •      less energy consumption - there is no need to drive magnetic discs like in HDD disks,
    •      minimized failure rate,
    •      instant data writing and reading - programs, games, system start without delays,
    •      higher bandwidth - faster data transfer,
    •      resistance to shocks - the disk with moving mechanical parts may be damaged due to a fall, interrupted by writing or reading data,
    •      in the event of a sudden power outage, the data stored on the flash memory will not be erased,
    •      work in a larger temperature range than HDD disks,
    •      they emit less heat,
    •      no need to defragment the disk.


    Limited lifespan of the SSD

    The disadvantages of SSDs are their limited lifespan due to the limited number of data write cycles. There is a type of memory associated with the life of the disk:

    •  SLC (Single Level Cell) - 1 cell records 1 data bit,
    •  MLC (Multi Level Cell) - 1 cell saves 2 bits of data,
    •  TLC (Triple Level Cell) 1 cell saves 3 bits of data.

    The most optimal solution is to choose an SSD with MLC memory. The shortest lifespan has TLC memory cells - they are also the cheapest. They need more time to read and write data than the SLC and MLC cells, and the saving process consumes cells faster - data reading does not affect consumption.
  • 64GB SSD [+48.03 € brutto] See description

    SSD


    Znalezione obrazy dla zapytania ssd logo

    SSD

    SSD (solid-state drive), sometimes also a solid state disk - a mass storage device based on flash memory. The basic advantage of SSD is the lack of moving parts. In addition, these disks are characterized by significantly shorter data access time (several dozen times), quieter operation and much more resistant to mechanical damage (caused, for example, by shocks during work or fall from a height). Another issue is the use of SSD memory in industrial computers, where large capacity is not important as it is in the case of classic HDDs, but above all operational reliability and resistance to vibrations. SSD memories in industrial applications do not require capacities of 50-100 GB, because in practice capacities of 512 MB-8 GB are used, and it is enough to keep memory at a relatively low cost.

    The advantages and disadvantages of SSD

    The biggest disadvantage of SSDs is their price to capacity. HDD disks are more widely available, have a larger capacity and are cheaper. However, as disks with moving mechanical systems have some disadvantages that SSDs do not have.

    The advantages of SSDs:

    •      less energy consumption - there is no need to drive magnetic discs like in HDD disks,
    •      minimized failure rate,
    •      instant data writing and reading - programs, games, system start without delays,
    •      higher bandwidth - faster data transfer,
    •      resistance to shocks - the disk with moving mechanical parts may be damaged due to a fall, interrupted by writing or reading data,
    •      in the event of a sudden power outage, the data stored on the flash memory will not be erased,
    •      work in a larger temperature range than HDD disks,
    •      they emit less heat,
    •      no need to defragment the disk.


    Limited lifespan of the SSD

    The disadvantages of SSDs are their limited lifespan due to the limited number of data write cycles. There is a type of memory associated with the life of the disk:

    •  SLC (Single Level Cell) - 1 cell records 1 data bit,
    •  MLC (Multi Level Cell) - 1 cell saves 2 bits of data,
    •  TLC (Triple Level Cell) 1 cell saves 3 bits of data.

    The most optimal solution is to choose an SSD with MLC memory. The shortest lifespan has TLC memory cells - they are also the cheapest. They need more time to read and write data than the SLC and MLC cells, and the saving process consumes cells faster - data reading does not affect consumption.
  • 128GB SSD [+54.61 € brutto] See description

    SSD


    Znalezione obrazy dla zapytania ssd logo

    SSD

    SSD (solid-state drive), sometimes also a solid state disk - a mass storage device based on flash memory. The basic advantage of SSD is the lack of moving parts. In addition, these disks are characterized by significantly shorter data access time (several dozen times), quieter operation and much more resistant to mechanical damage (caused, for example, by shocks during work or fall from a height). Another issue is the use of SSD memory in industrial computers, where large capacity is not important as it is in the case of classic HDDs, but above all operational reliability and resistance to vibrations. SSD memories in industrial applications do not require capacities of 50-100 GB, because in practice capacities of 512 MB-8 GB are used, and it is enough to keep memory at a relatively low cost.

    The advantages and disadvantages of SSD

    The biggest disadvantage of SSDs is their price to capacity. HDD disks are more widely available, have a larger capacity and are cheaper. However, as disks with moving mechanical systems have some disadvantages that SSDs do not have.

    The advantages of SSDs:

    •      less energy consumption - there is no need to drive magnetic discs like in HDD disks,
    •      minimized failure rate,
    •      instant data writing and reading - programs, games, system start without delays,
    •      higher bandwidth - faster data transfer,
    •      resistance to shocks - the disk with moving mechanical parts may be damaged due to a fall, interrupted by writing or reading data,
    •      in the event of a sudden power outage, the data stored on the flash memory will not be erased,
    •      work in a larger temperature range than HDD disks,
    •      they emit less heat,
    •      no need to defragment the disk.


    Limited lifespan of the SSD

    The disadvantages of SSDs are their limited lifespan due to the limited number of data write cycles. There is a type of memory associated with the life of the disk:

    •  SLC (Single Level Cell) - 1 cell records 1 data bit,
    •  MLC (Multi Level Cell) - 1 cell saves 2 bits of data,
    •  TLC (Triple Level Cell) 1 cell saves 3 bits of data.

    The most optimal solution is to choose an SSD with MLC memory. The shortest lifespan has TLC memory cells - they are also the cheapest. They need more time to read and write data than the SLC and MLC cells, and the saving process consumes cells faster - data reading does not affect consumption.
  • 256GB SSD [+85.83 € brutto] See description

    SSD


    Znalezione obrazy dla zapytania ssd logo

    SSD

    SSD (solid-state drive), sometimes also a solid state disk - a mass storage device based on flash memory. The basic advantage of SSD is the lack of moving parts. In addition, these disks are characterized by significantly shorter data access time (several dozen times), quieter operation and much more resistant to mechanical damage (caused, for example, by shocks during work or fall from a height). Another issue is the use of SSD memory in industrial computers, where large capacity is not important as it is in the case of classic HDDs, but above all operational reliability and resistance to vibrations. SSD memories in industrial applications do not require capacities of 50-100 GB, because in practice capacities of 512 MB-8 GB are used, and it is enough to keep memory at a relatively low cost.

    The advantages and disadvantages of SSD

    The biggest disadvantage of SSDs is their price to capacity. HDD disks are more widely available, have a larger capacity and are cheaper. However, as disks with moving mechanical systems have some disadvantages that SSDs do not have.

    The advantages of SSDs:

    •      less energy consumption - there is no need to drive magnetic discs like in HDD disks,
    •      minimized failure rate,
    •      instant data writing and reading - programs, games, system start without delays,
    •      higher bandwidth - faster data transfer,
    •      resistance to shocks - the disk with moving mechanical parts may be damaged due to a fall, interrupted by writing or reading data,
    •      in the event of a sudden power outage, the data stored on the flash memory will not be erased,
    •      work in a larger temperature range than HDD disks,
    •      they emit less heat,
    •      no need to defragment the disk.


    Limited lifespan of the SSD

    The disadvantages of SSDs are their limited lifespan due to the limited number of data write cycles. There is a type of memory associated with the life of the disk:

    •  SLC (Single Level Cell) - 1 cell records 1 data bit,
    •  MLC (Multi Level Cell) - 1 cell saves 2 bits of data,
    •  TLC (Triple Level Cell) 1 cell saves 3 bits of data.

    The most optimal solution is to choose an SSD with MLC memory. The shortest lifespan has TLC memory cells - they are also the cheapest. They need more time to read and write data than the SLC and MLC cells, and the saving process consumes cells faster - data reading does not affect consumption.
  • 512GB SSD [+138.40 € brutto] See description

    SSD


    Znalezione obrazy dla zapytania ssd logo

    SSD

    SSD (solid-state drive), sometimes also a solid state disk - a mass storage device based on flash memory. The basic advantage of SSD is the lack of moving parts. In addition, these disks are characterized by significantly shorter data access time (several dozen times), quieter operation and much more resistant to mechanical damage (caused, for example, by shocks during work or fall from a height). Another issue is the use of SSD memory in industrial computers, where large capacity is not important as it is in the case of classic HDDs, but above all operational reliability and resistance to vibrations. SSD memories in industrial applications do not require capacities of 50-100 GB, because in practice capacities of 512 MB-8 GB are used, and it is enough to keep memory at a relatively low cost.

    The advantages and disadvantages of SSD

    The biggest disadvantage of SSDs is their price to capacity. HDD disks are more widely available, have a larger capacity and are cheaper. However, as disks with moving mechanical systems have some disadvantages that SSDs do not have.

    The advantages of SSDs:

    •      less energy consumption - there is no need to drive magnetic discs like in HDD disks,
    •      minimized failure rate,
    •      instant data writing and reading - programs, games, system start without delays,
    •      higher bandwidth - faster data transfer,
    •      resistance to shocks - the disk with moving mechanical parts may be damaged due to a fall, interrupted by writing or reading data,
    •      in the event of a sudden power outage, the data stored on the flash memory will not be erased,
    •      work in a larger temperature range than HDD disks,
    •      they emit less heat,
    •      no need to defragment the disk.


    Limited lifespan of the SSD

    The disadvantages of SSDs are their limited lifespan due to the limited number of data write cycles. There is a type of memory associated with the life of the disk:

    •  SLC (Single Level Cell) - 1 cell records 1 data bit,
    •  MLC (Multi Level Cell) - 1 cell saves 2 bits of data,
    •  TLC (Triple Level Cell) 1 cell saves 3 bits of data.

    The most optimal solution is to choose an SSD with MLC memory. The shortest lifespan has TLC memory cells - they are also the cheapest. They need more time to read and write data than the SLC and MLC cells, and the saving process consumes cells faster - data reading does not affect consumption.

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