JVL Conquest
History
Released in 2000, the Conquest started a new era for JVL. The cabinets still share the Concorde design, but the software got a name change from Concorde 3 to iTouch 4. The machines that came after the Conquest also stopped the design philosophy of releasing one machine with a countertop and upright version simultaneously.
Hardware
| Original Hardware | Later Hardware | |
|---|---|---|
| PC System Name | JP10 | JP20 |
| Motherboard | Axiomtek SBC83650 [EBX Form Factor], rev A5 | |
| CPU | VIA C3, 600 Mhz or Intel Pentium III, 733 Mhz (VIA Apollo PL133T chipset) | |
| RAM | 32 MB SDRAM | 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 | |
| Storage | CD-ROM | CD-ROM, 512MB Compact Flash, 128kb SRAM |
| Touchscreen Controller | ||
| Monitor | 15" (S)VGA CRT (countertop)
17" (S)VGA CRT (upright) |
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| Dimensions | 409 x 486 x 463 mm (countertop)
1315 x 572 x 463 mm (upright) |
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| Weight | ||
| Power Consumption | 80-90 VA |