New Products for August

By Byte.com Editors

August 16, 2004

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SimDisc 3 from Engelmann Media can install up to 63 virtual drives in Windows NT, 2000 or XP, and 23 drives in Windows 9x or ME. All virtual drives can be accessed from anywhere on your LAN, just like real ones. SimDisc supports virtually any disc format, including video and audio CDs: you can copy the original discs to your hard drive, then keep the originals in a safe place and work with the virtual discs. Discs can be changed with a mouse-click.
Engelmann Media GmbH
Helenenbergweg 19
44225 Dortmund
+49 (0)1805 / 36435626
http://www.simdisc.net

Stealth has introduced the Model LPC-401FL LittlePC, a fanless, compact PC for space challenged applications. It measures 10" by 5.82" by 2.79" (about the size of a hard cover novel) in size, and it has been designed without cooling fans, as the extruded aluminum chassis acts as a heat sink to dissipate internal heat and provide noise free operation. The LPC-401FL features an Intel Pentium 4 Celeron processor clocked at 1.33 GHz. I/O connectivity built in includes LAN, Serial, Parallel, 3-USB 2.0, FireWire, VGA, PS/2 Mouse and Keyboard ports. The LPC-401FL has a built-in 2.5" high-shock hard drive with up to 80 GB of storage space. For applications that require extra high shock/vibration, an optional Solid State Hard Drive or Flash Drive is available.
Stealth Computer Corporation
530 Rowntree Dairy Road, Building Four
Woodbridge, ON, L4L 8H2
Canada
905-264-9000
http://www.littlepc.com/

The Vancouver design team that created the KoolSink, a solution to the problem of overheating PowerBook laptops, has now created a model sized for PC laptops with 17" displays. This new model—the 'XL' KoolSink—is 16.2" by 11.5" and continues the classic KoolSink look and function, being made of silver anodized aluminum alloy, and providing cooling by drawing off unwanted laptop heat by both conduction and convection. In addition to the critical heat reducing function, the KoolSink also improves the user's comfort by tilting the keyboard to a more ergonomically correct position.<>

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