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| big_D wrote: We are looking at making a demo terminal, which our sales rep can take with him. It uses a 19" touchpanel and usually we have a dual-core Atom processor on Intel motherboard. It uses either LTSP (Linux booted from the server) for our own software or Windows 7 for SAP customers. For our demo device, we want to combine it with a 3G wireless router (Lancom), but in case that there is no 3G connection where they are doing the demonstration (using the client's network is usually out of the question, as we need to build a VPN tunnel to our server), we want to put a more powerful motherboard in the machines (mobile Core i3 / Core i5, integrated Intel graphics), with 8GB RAM, Windows Server 2008R2 and a SAP installation, as well as a virtual machine with our own software and our SAP peripheral connection software. Due to the construction of the stainless steel housing, a full power mainboard and power supply is out of the question, as it will generate too much heat, there isn't enough room for the mainboard and the PSU would also not fit inside. | |
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You couldn't go for a mini ITX Sandybridge solution? The heat is waaay down and the boards are tiny...