Video Tour - Fanless Micro Intel Vehicle Computer (Built by Mp3car)

Video Tour of the New - New- Fanless Micro Intel Vehicle Computer (Built by Mp3car)

Mp3car picks the best of the best, reliable and low cost components for their new custom computer package.

• 1.2 amps at basic resting configuration peaking at 1.9 amps with 100% cpu load.
• Less Than 300$
• Expandable and customizable
• Ignition Integrated with the P2140
• Based on proven components
  
  • Fanless D945GSEJT Motherboard
    
  • T-1610 Case
  • EE25 Ruggedized Hard drive
  • P2140 Industrial Power Supply
  
  

To Be released On Friday on the Mp3car Store

Pricing currently at 287$

For a limited time, we are making some of the add on components available at a large discount.

• The Vehicle power kit including the p2140 is 15$ off retail prices.
• The ee25 Industrial grade hard drives are being sold for only a 20$ upgrade.

For 10 or more units we can customize the enclosure to provide access to other motherboard features or make other customizations:

• SSD Or Flash Storage
• Linux/XP Embedded or other OS preinstalled
• Audio input ports
• External Wifi Port
• Serial Ports
• 4 more USB Ports
• Less Memory
• Com Ports
• PS2 Ports
• LVDS Connectors
• ESATA
• Parallel port

The more I hear about this board, the more I like it. The case for is amazing. If I hadn't built my own cases (modded HP 5510 thin client cases), I would have bought the ones you are now selling. Its very slim and minimalistic.

It also has a thermal compound on the bottom of the case which transfers heat to the aluminum body. Some thought went into this unit's design and I think we can add a lot by customizing the case for specific purposes.

am i the only one that can barely hear rob in that video?

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Originally Posted by Sonicxtacy02

am i the only one that can barely hear rob in that video?

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The Mic only recorded the left channel. That probably has something to do with it. Doh!

I see this board only has 1 audio out (2channel), how would I go about connecting this to a 2ch amp? just with a 3.5mm stereo to rca plug??

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Originally Posted by Chris_A31

I see this board only has 1 audio out (2channel), how would I go about connecting this to a 2ch amp? just with a 3.5mm stereo to rca plug??

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yes. There are also SPDIF outputs and other outputs accessible on the motherboard headers. Check the manual for details.

Does this motherboard support dual video? Or is it only 1 at a time. Does the DVI output analog so you can use 2 VGA monitors?

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Originally Posted by Tidder

Does this motherboard support dual video? Or is it only 1 at a time. Does the DVI output analog so you can use 2 VGA monitors?

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It does support Dual video output, but I don't know if you can use a dvi to analog adapter on the dvi port which would give you two analog vga outputs. I will try that later today.

Judging by the pictures of the mobo, I don't think so. The DVI port doesn't have the 4 holes around that slit on the right. I think those are where the RGB signals come from for analog. :( Bummer.