Hardware
| Name Sort descending | Description |
|---|---|
| Rosewill RSV-S4 | RSV-S4 can provide a huge storage space with 4 SATA 3G HDD. |
| Rosewill RSV-S4-6G | - Dual-port eSATA 6Gb/s PCIe 2.0 x1 RAID controller supports up to 2 units or 8 hard drives in a single or multiple RAID array. |
| Rosewill RSV-S4-X | Increase the amount of storage in your rack with this RSV-S4-X storage enclosure from Rosewill. The chassis utilizes a special tray in and out design to make drive swaps faster. The enclosure… |
| Rosewill RSV-S5 | RSV-S5 can provide a huge storage space with 5 SATA 3G HDD. |
| Rosewill RSV-S8 | Based on Sil3726 chipset, the compact Rosewill RSV-S8 storage enclosure increases the amount of your storage by connecting up to eight 3.5" SATA HDDs while RAID 0, 1, 10, 5, 5+spare, spanning and… |
| Rosewill RSV-X4000 | The Rosewill RSV-X4000 features external 3.5 inches HDD, 5.25 inches drive bay, external optical slim drive, cooling fan, two ball bearing cooling fan, front door with key lock, PCI card slots,… |
| RP 3160 | RP 3160 with a print speed of 160mm/sec is the fastest printer in its category. Certain to make queues a history, RP 3160 is designed to cater to the core retail segments where speed is the key,… |
| RP 3200 GOLD | Today, the retail billing platform has been redefined. Efficiency and speed are the key to enhance the billing experience. The new RP 3200 GOLD comes with a print speed of 200 mm/sec, which prints… |
| RP 3300 | Today, certain segments in the retail and hospitality industry need products with ultra high speed, classy design, user friendliness and high performance. The perfect answer to this is the NextGen… |
| RP 35 GOLD | Traditionally, Dot Matrix Printers are known for their reliability, ruggedness and low running cost. The RP 35 Gold is a 40 Column Dot Matrix Printer with a print speed of 5 Lines per sec. It is… |
| RP 4150 | With the ever increasing customer demand for better clarity of bills, printing wider bills has become the need of the hour. Certain segments of retailers today prefer to expand the size of the… |
| RP 45 SHOPPE | This comes as a blessing in disguise for the conventional bill printer users. While the normal printer allows printing only on either 2.25 roll paper or 3 roll paper, restricting the number of… |
| RS107 | Small size, strength sufficient. |
| RS12-38800 | Addressing mechanical and electronic issues in the early stages of the design process, the Lanner RS12-38800 offers what generic storage products cannot: a comprehensive, superior solution to the… |
| RS224 | The Foxconn RS-224 looks big in comparison with the Cooler Master Elite 100 even though it is about 2 centimeters longer in each dimension. |
| RS233 | Whether you're looking to build a system from the ground up or move your existing system to better quarters, the Foxconn RS233 is a great value! The contemporary design will add style to any… |
| RS338 | Small size, strength sufficient. |
| RS506 | Small size, strength sufficient. |
| RuggedWriter 480 | The RuggedWriter 480 was a 24-pin dot matrix printer with a maximum print speed of 480 characters per second. It had a wide carriage and handled multipart forms. It was marketed as having an… |
| RX7000 Series | Mitsubishi Electric announced the RX7000 series in July 1994. This series of office computers maintained compatibility with the mission-critical application assets of the MELCOM80 series while… |
| RX7000/D20 | Mitsubishi Electric announced the model D20 and model E20 entry-level Solution Servers as part of the RX7000 series in December 1995. These models ran on Intel processors and emulated the RX7000… |
| S1 | In 1940, the German government began funding him through the Aerodynamische Versuchsanstalt (AVA, Aerodynamic Research Institute, forerunner of the DLR), which used his work for the production of… |
| S2 | In 1940, the German government began funding him through the Aerodynamische Versuchsanstalt (AVA, Aerodynamic Research Institute, forerunner of the DLR), which used his work for the production of… |
| S2QE6 | ATI Rage XL SVGA PCI video controller with 8 MB of video memory. |
| S2QR6 | ATI Rage XL SVGA PCI video controller with 8 MB of video memory. |
| SA16611N | Intel Atom D410, 1.66GHz. |
| Sager NP6370 | If you crave a powerful package at a premium price you need look no further than the new Sager NP6370. Whether you are the most demanding of users or a frugal bargain hunter on a budget, the… |
| Sager NP9170 | The NP9170 augments the cutting edge processor and graphics technology with a breath-taking 17.3” full 1080P HD LED display. The combination provides eye-popping visuals that will provide you with… |
| Sager NP9370 | Nearly limitless gaming power awaits you with the new NP9370! Sager has thoughtfully engineered the NP9370 to provide unrivaled graphics performance through utilization of SLI technology that… |
| Sager NP9370-3D | Nearly limitless gaming power awaits you with the new NP9370! Sager has thoughtfully engineered the NP9370 to provide unrivaled graphics performance through utilization of SLI technology that… |
| Saitek Micro Computer | This original computer was to be released by Saitek to rival popular computers of the 80's, mainly the Commodore 64. Designed by Iain Sinclair, it remained a project and was never marketed. The… |
| SANILABEL calculator | This one was used from 1980 by Sanilabel Belgium CV - a leading construction company in Europe - to calculate the necessary amount of energy to heat flats or houses considering the local… |
| Sanyo MBC-1000 | The MBC-1000 was the bottom-of-the-range system of a series of "Creative Computer" CP/M machines which was also comprised of the 11xx and 12xx ranges. |
| Sanyo MPC 100 | Released in May 1984 and costing £299, the MPC 100 was Sanyo's MSX computer. As an extra, non-standard feature, this machine also had a light pen interface. |
| SAS2811N | Simmtronics SAS2811N uses processor Sempron 145, 2.8GHz. |
| SBA-7121M-T1 | Manufactured by industry leaders Supermicro, the 7121M-T1 offers enhanced system computing density based on the research put into years of rackmount server design. |
| SBA-7141A-T | The innovative SuperBlade offers enhanced system computing density leveraged from years of rackmount server design experience. Applying Supermicro's application-optimized engineering philosophy,… |
| SBA-7141M-T | The innovative SuperBlade offers enhanced system computing density leveraged from years of rackmount server design experience. Applying Supermicro's application-optimized engineering philosophy,… |
| SBA-7142G-T4 | The innovative SuperBlade offers enhanced system computing density leveraged from years of rackmount server design experience. Applying Supermicro's application-optimized engineering philosophy,… |
| SBA-7222G-T2 | The innovative SuperBlade offers enhanced system computing density leveraged from years of rackmount server design experience. Applying Supermicro's application-optimized engineering philosophy,… |
| SBE-710E-D28 | The SuperBlade server chassis enclosure greatly simplifies the cabling process by aggregating cabling of ten servers at once. Up to 90% of network, power, and KVM cabling required for ten 1U… |
| SBE-710E-D32 | The SuperBlade server chassis enclosure greatly simplifies the cabling process by aggregating cabling of ten servers at once. Up to 90% of network, power, and KVM cabling required for ten 1U… |
| SBE-710E-D40 | Housed within a 19" industry-standard rack, SuperBlade SBE-710E-D40 rackmount enclosure reduce server footprint in the data center. Power, cooling and networking devices are aggregated in the rear… |
| SBE-710E-R42 | The SuperBlade server chassis enclosure greatly simplifies the cabling process by aggregating cabling of ten servers at once. Up to 90% of network, power, and KVM cabling required for ten 1U… |
| SBE-710E-R48 | The SuperBlade server chassis enclosure greatly simplifies the cabling process by aggregating cabling of ten servers at once. Up to 90% of network, power, and KVM cabling required for ten 1U… |
| SBE-710E-R60 | The SuperBlade server chassis enclosure greatly simplifies the cabling process by aggregating cabling of ten servers at once. Up to 90% of network, power, and KVM cabling required for ten 1U… |
| SBE-710Q-D32 | The SuperBlade server chassis enclosure greatly simplifies the cabling process by aggregating cabling of ten servers at once. Up to 90% of network, power, and KVM cabling required for ten 1U… |
| SBE-710Q-D50 | The SuperBlade server chassis enclosure greatly simplifies the cabling process by aggregating cabling of ten servers at once. Up to 90% of network, power, and KVM cabling required for ten 1U… |
| SBE-710Q-D60 | Processor Blade Up to 10 hot-plug processor blades Module Support Supports both Intel and AMD based blades LED Power LED, Fault LED InfiniBand Switch Supports up to two hot-plug QDR IB switces… |
| SBE-710Q-R48 | The SuperBlade server chassis enclosure greatly simplifies the cabling process by aggregating cabling of ten servers at once. Up to 90% of network, power, and KVM cabling required for ten 1U… |
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