ADDC Announces the Launch of 2nd Generation Credit Card Sized Computer

PRLog (Press Release) - Jan. 28, 2013 - ADDC Announces the Launch of 2nd Generation Credit Card Sized Computer

January 28, 2013

Contact: Dan Gallic 516-673-4444; dan@arnousedigitaldevices.com

Lake Success, NY -Arnouse Digital Devices, Corp (ADDC) announced that the 2nd Generation BioDigital PC® card has been completely developed and tested.  The BioDigital PC® card is a 64-bit, x86 computing platform that is the size of a credit card. The card is only as thick as four credit cards, its waterproof and fire-resistant, and includes the CPU, RAM and storage on an ultra-micro form factor. The card  is equipped with an Intel  dual-core, quad-thread, processor that operates at speeds of 1.6GHz or 1.86GHz, and has up to 4GB DDR3 and up to 128GB SSD.

The BioDigital PC® card is encased with a nearly indestructible epoxy that creates a rugged and waterproof exterior.  The card runs a full version of the newest version of Microsoft Windows 8, as well as, Windows XP, Vista, 7 and the LINUX OS. Also, the BioDigital PC® card is Made in the USA.      

“This is a proud day for ADDC,” said Michael Arnouse, CEO and President of Arnouse Digital Devices Corp.  “This is a starting point for true open source hardware eco-system we call the BioDigital PC®.  ADDC will manufacture cards and we will actively promote others in designing their own BioDigital PC® readers.  We hope that this will create a new and revolutionary eco-system for hardware computing, an ecosystem centered around energy conservation, mobility and security.”

The BioDigital PC® card connects to BioDigital PC® reader which acts as the input/output system. These readers may take the form of a regular desktop, laptop, tablet or TV. When a card is connected, the reader displays all the programs and files, but when ejected the reader is simply a shell that has no memory.

“The BioDigital PC® Eco-system is the future of all electronics,” Dan Gallic, COO of ADDC said. “Picture a worker at a desk removing a BioDigital PC® card from its desktop reader and transferring it to a tablet reader for his commute home. Once home, he simply removes the card from the tablet reader and connects it to the TV. All his programs, files, and capabilities are accessible without a concern.”

Arnouse Digital Devices, Corp, founded in 2002, is a high-technology developing and manufacturing company. ADDC develops industry leading, cutting edge technology solutions for commercial, military and homeland security users, focusing on high portability and security.