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MALAT Bldg. Technion, Haifa 32000, Israel
Tel: +972-48-290-100
Fax: +972-48-325-251
www.compulab.co.il
CompuLab is Introducing Trim-Slice –the first NVIDIA® TegraTM 2 based desktop
Haifa, Israel –24-Jan-11 – CompuLab is introducing Trim-Slice – a miniature desktop computer powered by
NVIDIA Tegra 2. With 0.6" thick all-metal housing, Trim-Slice is CompuLab’s smallest and most energy-
efficient computer to-date.
NVIDIA Tegra 2 integrates a 1 GHz dual-core ARM Cortex A9 and an ultra-low power GeForce GPU onto the
same chip, making it the most powerful ARM based system-on-chip available today.
“Trim-Slice is designed to unleash the full potential of NVIDIA Tegra 2” said Irad Stavi, Director of Business
Development at CompuLab. “Trim-Slice feeds the Tegra 2 with all the ingredients for supporting high
performance CPU: 1 GB RAM, SATA SSD and dual SDHC for storage and GbE networking. Users can
experience the outstanding multimedia capabilities of the Tegra 2 through full-HD HDMI, dual-head display
and 5.1 channels digital audio."
“CompuLab demonstrated many times over its expertise in power-efficient system design.” said Igor
Vaisbein, Trim-Slice Project Manager at CompuLab. “The ultra-low power of NVIDIA Tegra 2 enabled
designing Trim-Slice into a miniature form-factor with unprecedentedly low-power envelope while
providing rich multimedia capabilities and PC-like user experience”.
High performance, low-power, rich I/O and miniature rugged design, position Trim-Slice as an attractive
solution for a variety of applications – media player, IPTV, infotainment system, signage, gaming or even
desktop replacement to name a few.
Trim-Slice differs from most other ARM based solutions by being a commercially available open platform
for software developers.
“The software eco-system on ARM is evolving quickly” said Mike Rapoport, Director of SW Development
at CompuLab. “The open-source community and ISVs need an ARM development platform that is versatile,
open and powerful. Trim-Slice meets that by incorporating PC-like performance, memory, storage, display,
I/O and networking in an open platform that allows installation of any supported OS and application.
CompuLab will offer more than one OS working on Trim-Slice out-of-the-box.”
CompuLab will cooperate with ISVs that select Trim-Slice as a reference platform.
Tel: +972-48-290-100
Fax: +972-48-325-251
www.compulab.co.il
CompuLab is Introducing Trim-Slice –the first NVIDIA® TegraTM 2 based desktop
Haifa, Israel –24-Jan-11 – CompuLab is introducing Trim-Slice – a miniature desktop computer powered by
NVIDIA Tegra 2. With 0.6" thick all-metal housing, Trim-Slice is CompuLab’s smallest and most energy-
efficient computer to-date.
NVIDIA Tegra 2 integrates a 1 GHz dual-core ARM Cortex A9 and an ultra-low power GeForce GPU onto the
same chip, making it the most powerful ARM based system-on-chip available today.
“Trim-Slice is designed to unleash the full potential of NVIDIA Tegra 2” said Irad Stavi, Director of Business
Development at CompuLab. “Trim-Slice feeds the Tegra 2 with all the ingredients for supporting high
performance CPU: 1 GB RAM, SATA SSD and dual SDHC for storage and GbE networking. Users can
experience the outstanding multimedia capabilities of the Tegra 2 through full-HD HDMI, dual-head display
and 5.1 channels digital audio."
“CompuLab demonstrated many times over its expertise in power-efficient system design.” said Igor
Vaisbein, Trim-Slice Project Manager at CompuLab. “The ultra-low power of NVIDIA Tegra 2 enabled
designing Trim-Slice into a miniature form-factor with unprecedentedly low-power envelope while
providing rich multimedia capabilities and PC-like user experience”.
High performance, low-power, rich I/O and miniature rugged design, position Trim-Slice as an attractive
solution for a variety of applications – media player, IPTV, infotainment system, signage, gaming or even
desktop replacement to name a few.
Trim-Slice differs from most other ARM based solutions by being a commercially available open platform
for software developers.
“The software eco-system on ARM is evolving quickly” said Mike Rapoport, Director of SW Development
at CompuLab. “The open-source community and ISVs need an ARM development platform that is versatile,
open and powerful. Trim-Slice meets that by incorporating PC-like performance, memory, storage, display,
I/O and networking in an open platform that allows installation of any supported OS and application.
CompuLab will offer more than one OS working on Trim-Slice out-of-the-box.”
CompuLab will cooperate with ISVs that select Trim-Slice as a reference platform.
