Wondering what do with those 16 monitors you’ve lying around your own home? Well, the people over at Shuttle have just pop out with a mouthful of an answer, referred to as the XPC H7 5820S. Shuttle’s latest mini-PC is powered by an Intel Core i7 processor with as much as six cores, boasts 16GB of RAM and lines a couple of 1TB hard disks. The workstation, compatible with Windows 7, also ships with a Blu-ray burner and packs Matrox ‘s M-Series multi-display graphics cards, allowing users to work across 16 different displays right now, at resolutions of as much as 2560 x 1600 per screen. All this goodness is nestled within a box that’s just 7.5 inches tall, though it won’t come for inexpensive. Consistent with SlashGear, the XPC H7 5820S is now available for a fab €1,446, or about $1,983. Discover more on the source link below, or within the full PR, looking ahead to you after the break.
Combine any two M-Series multi-display graphics cards inside the space-saving, high-performance H7 5820S workstation to power as much as 16 displays.
Montreal, Canada (PRWEB) October 31, 2011
Matrox Graphics Inc. today announced that Shuttle Inc., a number one specialist in innovative mini PCs, has validated the Matrox M-Series multi-display graphics cards with the recent Shuttle XPC H7 5820S mini PC. The M-Series PCI Express (PCIe) x16 boards support as much as eight DisplayPort or single-link DVI monitors at resolutions of as much as 2560×1600 per display. A second M-Series card may be combined in the H7 5820S workstation, allowing system integrators to actualize quite a lot of multi-display installations in corporate, digital signage, security surveillance, process control, and other professional environments.
Measuring only 19 centimeters (7.5 inches) in height, the distance-saving Shuttle XPC H7 5820S mini PC comes equipped with an Intel Core i7 processor with as much as six cores and as much as 16 GB of DDR3 memory to reliably run the foremost demanding professional applications. The high-performance H7 5820S could be incorporated with one or two M9128 dual-monitor, M9138 triple-monitor, M9140/M9148 quad-monitor, and M9188 octal boards. With as much as 2 GB of on-board memory and advanced desktop management features equivalent to stretched and independent desktop modes, M-Series cards render pristine image quality and exceptional functionality across all displays.
“Shuttle is worked up to be integrating Matrox’s flagship graphics cards in the H7 5820S mini PC,” said Tom Seiffert, Head of selling & PR Europe, Shuttle Inc. “Customers shall be delighted to feature M-Series boards into our solution for deployments that will range from enterprise wide dual-monitor workstations to visualization platforms across an immersive 16-display configuration.”
“Space-conscious environments migrating to smaller PCs will typically sacrifice multi-display functionality, but this isn’t the case with Shuttle’s new H7 5820S,” said Ron Berty, Business Development Manager, Matrox Graphics Inc. “This hardware collaboration allows Shuttle to leverage M-Series’ technology and build a qualified-grade workstation that will deliver multi-monitor installations at par and even better than their larger form-factor counterparts.”
Availability
The Shuttle XPC H7 5820S workstation is currently available. For additional info, contact Shuttle.
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