Product category: Board-Level Instruments
News Release from: Gage Applied Technologies | Subject: Educational promotions
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 1 December 2004
Educational bundles save
on PC instrumentation
Gage Applied Technologies has launched two new educational promotions for its high-speed and high-resolution digitisers ideal for instructors and researchers
Each package includes a world-class digitiser card as well as Gage's powerful and easy-to-use GageScope oscilloscope software and a complete set of software development kits. Gage is offering up to 45% off on a high-resolution bundle package that includes its 14bit, 200Msample/s digitiser - the CompuScope 14200 with 128Mbyte memory, GageScope Professional Edition oscilloscope software, and a library of software development kits for C/C++, Matlab and LabView.
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This high-resolution bundle package is specially priced at US $6295.00 for a limited time.
The second high-speed bundle package features Gage's 8bit, 2Gsample/s digitiser - the CompuScope 82G with 8Mbyte memory, GageScope Professional Edition oscilloscope software, and a library of software development kits for C/C++, Matlab, and LabView.
This high-speed bundle package is reduced by more than 30% and is specially priced at US $7695.00 for a limited time.
The above packages are offered for a limited time for orders received between 1st November 2004 and 31st March 2005.
In order to qualify for this promotion, the products must be purchased for education and research.
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