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| '''PC System Name'''||JP20
| '''PC System Name'''||JP20
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| '''Motherboard'''||Custom SBC
| '''Motherboard'''||Axiomtek SBC83650 [EBX Form Factor]
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| '''CPU'''||800 MHz Intel Pentium 3
| '''CPU'''||800 MHz Intel Pentium 3 / Via C3
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| '''RAM'''||64 MB
| '''RAM'''||64 MB
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| '''Graphics Card'''||S3 Savage 4
| '''Graphics Card'''||S3 Savage 4 2MB
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| '''Sound Card'''||16 bit stereo
| '''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'''

Revision as of 00:40, 23 June 2025


History

Released in 2002, the Orion was the next generation standup cabinet designed completely from scratch for a futuristic look. Ironically, this is also the final JVL standup cabinet as the next decade of machines to come only released in countertop form.

Hardware

Original Hardware
PC System Name JP20
Motherboard Axiomtek SBC83650 [EBX Form Factor]
CPU 800 MHz Intel Pentium 3 / Via C3
RAM 64 MB
Graphics Card S3 Savage 4 2MB
Sound Card Via VT1612A (2Ch AC'97 with SB Emulation)
IO Card JVL-C3-542-PCB Rev. 04
Storage CD-ROM, 512MB Compact Flash, 128kb SRAM
Touchscreen Controller 3M Microtouch ClearTek 2 EXII
Monitor 19" SXGA CRT
Dimensions 1604 x 559 x 361 mm
Weight 80 kg
Power Consumption 210W

Reference