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Boxer AEC-6860

Posted on1 October 20179 November 2019AuthorPD9QLeave a comment

Fanless, Intel® Core Duo, Entertainment Multimedia Engine

De oude Dell optiplex gx260 wordt vervangen door een Boxer AEC-6860. Deze draait op een 12v voeding. Dus hij kan mooi mee met de voeding voor de zenders en modems van pi1lap.

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