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Osicom's NETsilicon releases Ethernet, Internet solution

Staff -- Control Engineering, 4/1/1999

Waltham, Mass.— To cut costs and complexity of Ethernet and Internet open networking applications, NETsilicon Inc. (Waltham, Mass.) introduced NET+ARM 5 & 10T, a 5 MIPs, 10BaseT Ethernet solution. NET+ARM 5 & 10T helps OEMs embed networking capabilities into semi-intelligent devices by providing sufficient processing power and a complete networking solution at less cost. NETsilicon is a subsidiary of Osicom Technologies Inc. (Santa Monica, Calif.)

NET+ARM combines the ARM 7 32-bit RISC processor and NETsilicon's networking and web-enabling technologies, such as NET+WEB. Including Internet protocols, HTTP and FTP client and server, web browser, mail server interface, and drivers, NET+WEB interfaces with pSOS+ real-time operating system software from Integrated Systems Inc.

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