Technical Articles & Industry Trends
What is a Heatsink?
Heatsink dissipates heat from a computer without a fan.
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Computer Hardware Needs for Edge Computing
Edge computers require lots of processing power, storage and inputs/outputs.
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Serial Ports Explained
A clear definition and comparison of Serial, COM, RS-232, DB-9 and USB. Many of these terms are used interchangeably, but what do they actually mean and how are they different?
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What is Power over Ethernet?
PoE allows the user to supply both network connection and electrical power to the device with the Ethernet cable alone.
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Windows 7 End of Support and Choosing your Next Operating System
Windows 7 support will end on January, 14 2020. This includes all versions of Windows 7 Operating Systems: Home, Pro, Enterprise, and more. If you are still using Windows 7 for your business-essential applications, such as industrial automation, digital signage, data collection, or remote machine monitoring, you probably know that support for your operating system […]
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What is an Embedded Computer?
Embedded computers are usually just a small part of a larger system and the computer is designed to do one task over and over again, for a long period of time. This is in contrast to a personal computer, which is designed to do multiple tasks, like email, play games and play music. Because embedded […]
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5 Tips for Choosing the Right CPU for Your Industrial Computer
Knowing Your Priorities For those in the market to purchase a new industrial computer, the first question to ask is “What is the right CPU for my computer needs?” The CPU (Central Processing Unit) is the brain of any computer platform. They range from high performance heat monsters to low power and entry level. Do […]
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5 Things Needed for 5+ Year Computers
Teguar computers are used in almost any setting outside of an office, including manufacturing lines, clean rooms, public kiosks, hospitals, vehicles, and much more. These environments are tough on computers and increase their likelihood of early failure. Computer failure is costly, not only to repair or replace the computer, but it also may bring essential […]
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Teguar's Response to Spectre and Meltdown
Teguar Computers is aware that the recent computer security issues uncovered with the Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities affect many of our products sold. These vulnerabilities are inherent with several Intel, AMD, and ARM CPUs. Bios and firmware changes are being made for current Teguar Computer hardware orders in process to negate any issues from Spectre […]
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