Axiomtek’s SHB150R is powered by the Intel® Xeon®, 9th/8th generation Intel® Core™, Intel® Pentium® or Intel® Celeron® processors with the Intel® C246/Q370/H310 chipset. This system host board has a maximum of six SATA-600 ports supporting software RAID 0/1/5/10 for data redundancy and comes with two 288-pin DDR4-2666/2400 Long-DIMM sockets with up to 64GB of system memory. It has one M.2 Key M 2280 SSD slot with a PCIe x4 interface. The SHB150R offers triple display configurations via DVI-I and DisplayPort++ ports. It is compatible with Windows® 10 and Linux operating systems. Moreover, the SHB150R supports Intel® AMT and vPro for easy remote management and monitoring and TPM 2.0 for optimum security. For reliable operation in harsh environments, the SHB150R is capable of withstanding a wide operating temperature range of 0°C to 60°C. Read More

The medical care we receive has improved greatly over the years, thanks to technological advancements that allow for earlier and accurate diagnoses that lead to more effective treatments. One such example is the advancement of immunoassay analyzers, which are medical instruments used to diagnose diseases and other abnormalities within our system, as well as help confirm our health status. With the help of recent computer technology, biochemical testing has taken a new leap in turnaround time and accuracy. It has opened up new treatment possibilities and provided clearer pictures of patients’ health issues. Read More

Medical carts were introduced in hospitals for point of care treatments so nurses and doctors can have the mobility required to bring treatments to patients where needed, whether in emergency rooms, treatment rooms, or immobilized patient rooms. Some common medical carts seen in healthcare facilities include mobile respiratory carts for respiratory care, nursing supply carts for nurses to administer treatments, ultrasound carts for ultrasound therapy, crash carts for emergency treatments, treatment carts carrying medical supplies and medications for wound treatments and injuries in critical care cases, and anesthesia carts for surgery center use. Read More