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Created page with "{{Infobox machine |name = JVL Eclipse |image = 300px |caption = |type = Countertop |year = 2003 |generation = |software = iTouch 6+ |predecessor = Conquest |successor = }} === History === Released in 2006, the Eclipse was the next generation countertop cabinet by JVL sporting a futuristic design with a floating 15" flatscreen monitor. === Hardware === {| class="wikitable" ! !'''Original Hard..." |
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|type = Countertop | |type = Countertop | ||
|year = 2003 | |year = 2003-2008 | ||
|generation = | |generation = | ||
|software = iTouch 6+ | |software = iTouch 6+ | ||
|predecessor = [[JVL Conquest| Conquest]] | |predecessor = [[JVL Conquest| Conquest]] | ||
|successor = | |successor = [[JVL Retro| Retro]] / [[JVL Vortex| Vortex]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
=== History === | === History === | ||
Released in | Released in 2003, the Eclipse was the next generation countertop cabinet by JVL sporting a futuristic design with a floating 15" flatscreen monitor. | ||
=== Hardware === | === Hardware === | ||
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!'''Original Hardware''' | !'''Original Hardware''' | ||
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| '''PC System Name'''||JP20 | | '''PC System Name'''||JP20 (C3 or Pentium III) | ||
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| '''Motherboard'''|| | | '''Motherboard'''||Axiomtek SBC83650 [EBX Form Factor], rev A5 | ||
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| '''CPU'''|| | | '''CPU'''||VIA C3, 600 Mhz or Intel Pentium III, 733 Mhz (VIA Apollo PL133T chipset) | ||
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| '''RAM'''||64 MB | | '''RAM'''||64 MB SDRAM | ||
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| '''Graphics Card'''||S3 | | '''Graphics Card'''||S3 Savage4, 32 MB max shared VRAM (UMA) (VIA Apollo/ProSavage PL133) | ||
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| '''Sound Card'''|| | | '''Sound Card'''||Via VT1612A (2Ch AC'97 with SB Emulation) | ||
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| '''IO Card'''|| | | '''IO Card'''||JVL-C3-542-PCB Rev. 04 | ||
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|'''Storage''' | |'''Storage''' | ||
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=== Reference === | === Reference === | ||
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20061101134138/http://www.jvl-ent.com/jvlcorp/manuals/it6_plus_manual.pdf iTouch6+ / Eclipse / Orion / Conquest Operator's Manual] | *[https://web.archive.org/web/20061101134138/http://www.jvl-ent.com/jvlcorp/manuals/it6_plus_manual.pdf iTouch6+ / Eclipse / Orion / Conquest Operator's Manual] | ||
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20081113015636/http://www.jvl-ent.com/jvlcorp/manuals/it7_manual.pdf iTouch7 / Eclipse / Orion / Conquest Operator's Manual] | *[https://web.archive.org/web/20081113015636/http://www.jvl-ent.com/jvlcorp/manuals/it7_manual.pdf iTouch7 / Eclipse / Orion / Conquest Operator's Manual] | ||
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20081113014951/http://www.jvl-ent.com/jvlcorp/manuals/itouch8.pdf iTouch8 / Vortex / Eclipse / Orion Operator's Manual] | *[https://web.archive.org/web/20081113014951/http://www.jvl-ent.com/jvlcorp/manuals/itouch8.pdf iTouch8 / Vortex / Eclipse / Orion Operator's Manual] | ||
*[https:// | *[https://theretroweb.com/chip/documentation/pl133t-brochure-655bbcb30b619812441439.pdf VIA Apollo PL133T brochure] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:05, 1 July 2025
History
Released in 2003, the Eclipse was the next generation countertop cabinet by JVL sporting a futuristic design with a floating 15" flatscreen monitor.
Hardware
| Original Hardware | |
|---|---|
| PC System Name | JP20 (C3 or Pentium III) |
| Motherboard | Axiomtek SBC83650 [EBX Form Factor], rev A5 |
| CPU | VIA C3, 600 Mhz or Intel Pentium III, 733 Mhz (VIA Apollo PL133T chipset) |
| RAM | 64 MB SDRAM |
| Graphics Card | S3 Savage4, 32 MB max shared VRAM (UMA) (VIA Apollo/ProSavage PL133) |
| Sound Card | Via VT1612A (2Ch AC'97 with SB Emulation) |
| IO Card | JVL-C3-542-PCB Rev. 04 |
| Storage | 512MB Compact Flash, 128kb SRAM |
| Touchscreen Controller | 3M Microtouch ClearTek 2 EXII |
| Monitor | 15" LCD |
| Dimensions | 485 x 394 x 394 mm |
| Weight | |
| Power Consumption |