Advantech's newest edition to its 5.25" Biscuit PC family is the PCM-9570. This new SBC is the first of its size at Advantech to support Pentium^® II-level processors. This much power, on such a compact, embedded board, opens up nearly unlimited application possibilities for Advantech's customers.

Technology Section

The lead story of this issue of EPC World highlights Advantech Embedded PCs' new Socket 370 Celeron^TM/Pentium^® III Biscuit PC, the PCM-9570. This board, being different from the previous Pentium^® and Pentium^® MMX^TM-class SBCs, brings home the debate on the merits of using a Celeron-based board design (utilizing either Slot 1 or Socket 370) verses a Pentium^® MMX^TM/AMD/IDT K6-based board design (utilizing Socket 7).

Application Story

Advantech is doing its part to help the police enforce speed limits and preserve public order and safety by supplying an essential part of a laser speed detection device.

Product Updates

	Enhanced Half-size Pentium-level CPU Card Now Available
	New Version 386-based Biscuit PC Soon Available

	Revised 386-based CPU Card Maintains Low-cost Embedded Solution
	New Multimedia POS Offers Low-Cost Solution
	Modification Makes PC/104 CPU Module Even More Versatile

Service Information

	Advantech's LCD Service Policy
	Internet Technical Support Service

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