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'''Dustproof Computer''' is
'''Dustproof Computer''' is

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Economical solution for computers in dusty/harsh environments. Completely sealed computer body dissipates internal heat build-up through alloy-type heat exchanger. Alternate fixes include expensive bulky boxes with coolant spray systems that are costly and contain harmful chemicals. Dustproof computers support computer based machinery, are applicable in military desert operations, mines and warehouses among other applications.
Economical solution for computers in dusty/harsh environments. Completely sealed computer body dissipates internal heat build-up through alloy-type heat exchanger. Alternate fixes include expensive bulky boxes with coolant spray systems that are costly and contain harmful chemicals. Dustproof computers support computer based machinery, are applicable in military desert operations, mines and warehouses among other applications.

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Dustproof Computer is


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Economical solution for computers in dusty/harsh environments. Completely sealed computer body dissipates internal heat build-up through alloy-type heat exchanger. Alternate fixes include expensive bulky boxes with coolant spray systems that are costly and contain harmful chemicals. Dustproof computers support computer based machinery, are applicable in military desert operations, mines and warehouses among other applications.


References

http://www.ddicomputer.com

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrial_PC

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rugged_computer