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GLACIER COMPUTER ANNOUNCES S9000 STAINLESS STEEL COMPUTER NEMA4IP65 POWER SUPPLY, IO CONNECTORS AND CABLES

New Milford, CT – February 28, 2012

Glacier Computer, a leading developer of rugged industrial computing solutions announced today the Everest S9000 stainless steel rugged computer terminal now provides a NEMA4/IP65 power supply and I/O.

The AC power supply, I/O connectors, and cables are now available with a NEMA4/IP65 rating. The S9000 is suitable for conditions that require a water resistant terminal such as food processing, outdoor kiosks, clean rooms and some marine applications. Optional non-NEMA/IP rated power supply, I/O connectors, and cables are also available.

“We designed the Everest S9000 for a valued customer in food processing who needed a rugged computer terminal that could withstand caustic daily wash-downs and consistently perform to the same standard as the Everest series models they were currently using,” states Dan Poisson, Director of Engineering for Glacier. “The S9000 stainless steel terminal provides a smooth casing with a flush-mount resistive touch panel and sealed IO connectors making it virtually waterproof.” says Poisson.

The Everest S9000 utilizes the INTEL Atom N270 1.6 GHz processor with a 2.5” SATA HDD, Internal 802.11 a/b/g/n, dual internal antennas, 12” and 15” displays, and will offer optional mounting systems, external power supply and power adaptor.

About Glacier Computer

Glacier Computer develops versatile, rugged industrial computing solutions for harsh environments. Our key markets include warehousing, field service, medical, and government. The core ingredients of the company are knowledgeable staff, array of quality/value conscious products, Strategic Partners and focused customer service. Glacier employees are committed to and share in the mutual success of our business, partners and customers. For more information about Glacier Computer’s other products and services, visit our website at www.glaciercomputer.com or contact Glacier at 603-882-1560.

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