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Glacier unveils new rugged computer

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CCJ Staff (CCJ)
Feb 17, 2009

Glacier Computer released the new Everest E4000 rugged flexible computing platform. Users can choose from a wide range of processor and screen size options to meet their needs, the company says.

“The E4000 configuration has been re-engineered to incorporate the features most commonly requested by warehouse, freight and shop floor customers,” says Dan Poisson, Glacier’s director of engineering.

The new unit offers multiple screen sizes (10-, 12- and 15-inch), as well as multiple processor and operating system options, including Windows XP Pro, XP Embedded and a fully supported version of Linux.

For more information, go to www.glaciercomputer.com.

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