(Click here for larger image)BlueShark says the new devices are Windows incarnations of its Linux-based 5300 and 5310, respectively, introduced last spring. The 5400 and 5410 are identical from a hardware perspective. Both are based on a Via Eden 400 MHz processor, and come with 64 MB of RAM and 32 MB of Flash memory. The 5410 adds an Ericom PowerTerm terminal emulation suite.
BlueShark lists the following key features and specifications for the Apriza 5400 series:
- Processor -- Via Eden, clocked at 400 MHz
- Memory:
- RAM -- up to 512 MB, 64 MB standard
- Flash -- IDE Disk on Module, 32 MB standard
- Display -- VGA out, up to 1024 x 768, 16-bit color
- I/O ports:
- 10/100 Ethernet with wake-on-LAN
- two USB 1.1
- two serial
- AC97 audio; line in/out, speaker out
- Size -- 9.49 x 1.69 x 8.86 inches (240 x 43 x 225 mm)
- Power consumption -- 28 Watts max.
The 5400 series supports server-based applications using the RDP and ICA protocols. The company's SharkPRO remote management software is included with the devices.
The Apriza 5400s are priced "starting at under $300," according to BlueShark.
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