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The fanless, sealed P1585 is claimed to meet the stringent IP67 standard, meaning that it could even survive complete immersion for up to 30 minutes. To achieve this, the device employs waterproof I/O connectors (below right), including a special 10-pin connector that relays two of its USB ports (there's also a standard Type 3 connector for a third), and an eight-pin connector for serial ports (RS232/422/485).


Internally, the P1585 has three additional USB ports and four more RS232 ports, though these are all cited on the data sheet as being "reserved for OEM project." It also has a Mini PCI Express card, a CompactFlash Type II socket (optional), and a 2.5-inch bay that can accept a hard disk (160GB) or an SSD (8GB), according to Arbor.
Arbor says the P1585 has 1GB of soldered-on RAM, while its 15-inch resistive touchscreen offers a resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels and a 350-nit brightness rating. Equipped with a watchdog timer and 12VDC power input, the device withstands shocks of up to 20GB while operating with solid-state storage, according to the company.
Features and specifications listed by Arbor for the P1585 include:
Further information
Arbor did not cite pricing or availability for the P1585, but the device appears to be available now, and runs Windows or Ubuntu Linux, according to the company. More information may be found on the P1585 product page.