Author Archives: James Floyd
Prototype Logically: Customize Your Embedded Computer the Logic Supply Way
I customize (or configure) dozens of embedded computers each week for customers doing everything from test and measurement to electronic billboards. Over the past 10 years, the sales team has developed a consultative “needs analysis” methodology. Our system centers around … Continue Reading 
Hard Drive Shortage: Time to Go Solid State?
2011 will likely be remembered as the year of natural disasters. The earthquake and tsunami that rocked Japan, a more recent earthquake in Turkey, Hurricane Irene even left a huge mark on our home state of Vermont. One of the … Continue Reading
How Do You Choose Your Computer Hardware?
Chances are if you are reading this blog, you are likely well-informed about the latest technology and are positioned to make educated buying decisions when it comes to picking the right computer hardware. Because of this, you are likely a … Continue Reading
ION, Fusion, What is Next?
Through the evolution of Mini-ITX, within the embedded and industrial markets we have seen various approaches to performance. Early on, AMD had focused on ultra-low power usage with the Geode line. The LX800 CPU found itself on some boards from … Continue Reading
Mini-ITX is the New Mainstream, But What About Other Form Factors?
Since VIA introduced the Mini-ITX reference design back in 2001, it has now become the predominant small form factor mainboard choice for the masses. There have been quite a few alternatives that have cropped up over the years, with the … Continue Reading
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