Tuesday, July 10th 2012

New Themis NanoPAKs Implement AMD Fusion Processors

Themis Computer today announced the NanoPAK Small Form Factor Computer with AMD Fusion processors. Designed with a new generation of high performance, low-power processors to survive in demanding environments, the NanoPAK is a compact, mobile standalone rugged computer targeted for a myriad of extreme commercial and military applications that include stand alone and embedded computers, real time control, man wearable systems, smart displays, mobile computing, and robotics.

The NanoPAK system is now available with either the AMD Fusion processor or the Intel Atom processor and FLASH storage in a small, light footprint that optimizes size, weight, and power. Leveraging Themis thermal and kinetic management expertise, the hardened aluminum NanoPAK enclosure withstands the toughest environmental conditions.
"Themis is committed to providing the highest-performance, lowest power computing platform in the smallest form factors achievable, at each level of ergonomic footprint. We call this our Performance-Footprint Computing Initiative," stated William Kehret, president of Themis Computer. "A wide range of rugged military and commercial field applications require high-performance in a small footprint and the NanoPAK embraces these challenges."

NanoPAK Features
The initial NanoPAK Small Form Factor Computer has the following features:

CPU AND Memory
  • AMD Fusion or Intel Atom N455
  • 1 or 2 Core CPU
  • Up to 80 Core GPU
  • Up to 1.66 GHz CPU Clock
  • Up to 4 GB DDR3 SDRAM
  • Up to 128 GB FLASH
  • Windows, Linux, LynxOS-178
General
  • VITA 74 Derivative
  • All I/O Through Front Panel Connector
  • .4 lbs (average)
  • Dimensions (H x W x D) 3.5" x .83 " x 3.5"
  • Environmental
  • Conduction Cooled
  • Optional Fin Kit
    o -40°C to +55°C Standard
    o -40°C to +71°C Extended
Military Specifications
  • MIL-STD-810G
  • MIL-STD-461F
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