CompuLab's fit-PC3 gets redesigned and released
New to the redesigned fit-PC3 is a one-screw, slide-out service door for easy access to the device's 2.5-inch HDD, memory slots and mini-PCIe
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CompuLab has taken the time between announcing its fit-PC3 back in January and actually releasing it to give the low power, fanless mini computer a bit of a redesign. There's more processing and graphics power on offer, support for more memory, two casing designs and something the company has called the FACE Module, which alters the system's I/O capabilities to suit different needs.
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