Eurocom's 19-in. All-in-One LCD PC System

90-Watt desktop replacement, the L390T Uno is fully upgradeable.

by DE Editors | Published June 25, 2008

Eurocom Corporation (Nepean, ON) released a 90-Watt desktop replacement, the All-in-One PC EUROCOM L390T Uno, which is fully upgradeable and designed to accelerate transition desktop PCs to energy efficient and eco-friendly computers.

EUROCOM says its energy efficient and recyclable product is “the next logical step in the evolution of a computer system.” The L390T UNO was built using the company’s engineering techniques and features a low environmental impact and low carbon footprint; energy efficient and extremely low energy usage (53W minimum mode; 74 W maximum mode; 100 percent recyclable parts; low usage of materials; lightweight (20 lbs.); low recycling and transportation costs; capacity/volume 0.009 cubic meter; increased lifespan due to low power consumption; space efficient, small form factor design (18x12.5x2.7 in.); is easy to relocate; and fully upgradeable and configurable.

Eurocom offering, which ranges from a line of desktop replacement solutions including the L390T UNO LCD-PC to the Mobile Servers D900C PHANTOM-X, is designed to address all requirements of corporate customers with the LCD-PC replacing their technologically aging desktop systems.

The fully upgradeable EUROCOM L390T UNO LCD-PC features a processor Core 2 Duo up to Quad Core, 8GB of RAM, 640GB Hard Drive, 1Gigabit Ethernet on-board, HDMI and CRT ports; 5 USB ports, 2 Serial Ports; FireWire, external eSATA connector, and an active 19-inch Widescreen WXGA+ display. There is on-board Wireless LAN and Bluetooth available. The EUROCOM L390T UNO footprint is just large enough to accommodate the 19-inch tiltable LCD. It also has a switchable AC adapter. Rear panel accommodates usage for VESA bracket for wall and/or floor mounting. It removes the limitation of wires through wireless connectivity, such as a wireless keyboard and mouse and WLAN.

All internal components are easily accessible. Removing 5 screws on the rear panel reveals the Hard Drives, CPU, RAM, Optical Drive and option slots. All are easily upgraded with standard components.

For further details, go to Eurocom.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

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