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IEI Launches IMBA-G410 ATX Motherboard for Industrial Automation Applications

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Feb 5 2011

ICP Electronics (IEI) has released the IMBA-G410 ATX motherboard, ideal for several applications related to security networking and industrial automation segments. ICP Electronics Australia is the Australian distributor for the company.

The IMBA-G410 ATX motherboards can be used with LGA775 Intel Core2 Duo/Quad processor featuring 800/1066/1333MHz Front Side Bus. The dual channel DDR3 1066MHz is supported by the Intel G41 chipset, enabling two times quicker data delivery when compared to DDR2.

The Intel GMA X4500 graphics card can effectively handle visual and calculation tasks, enabling the motherboard to offer superior graphics and video performance with low power consumption. The motherboard includes distinct group of extension slots like the PCIe x16 and PCIe x4 (x1 signal). Quick back up of OS is offered by the IMBA-G410’s TPM V1.2 hardware security function and its One Key Recovery feature enables rapid data recovery.

Other features of the IMBA-G410 ATX motherboard include superior video quality and effective data transfer ability.

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http://www.icpems.com

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