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Anexoii Ventas Realizadas Por ENCORE www.encore.es www.compro.net Materiales electrónicos, repuestos o equipos informáticos, instrumentación, etc, nuevos y reacondicionados de múltiples fabricantes suministrados por Encore España a los mismos clientes con los que tenemos contratos de mantenimiento y a otros: Indra, ANAV (Centrales nucleares de Ascó y Vandellós), CNAT (Centrales nucleares de Almaraz y Trillo), CAE, Tecnatom, Airbus, Hunosa, ETI, Marinha Portuguesa, TAP, Marina Francesa, Thales, Mirage (UAE), etc. Fecha Descripción Fabricante 10/04/2006 Sorensen Power Supply Sorensen 08/05/2006 MUX and PCI board Aurora Technologies 19/05/2006 PCSDBA FDE 30/06/2006 Sparc5, TimeKeeper, 531-2325 SUN 17/08/2006 SUN Voyager and Compact1 keyboard SUN 30/09/2006 6 Sparc5, 1 Wyse160 terminal SUN, WYSE 30/09/2006 1 Wyse160 terminal WYSE 30/09/2006 Spares VMIC, Motorola, Pentland VMIC, Motorola, Pentland 28/11/2006 SGI Ehternet, HP Switch, Irix update 6.5.25 SGI, HP 30/11/2006 2 Sparc5 to replace IPCs SUN 04/12/2006 10 AB Swithes and 20 flat cables 07/12/2006 TGX+ card, DAT drive, 50 tapes SUN 18/12/2006 4 DAT drive, 20 tapes SUN 18/12/2006 Wyse 160 monitor and keyboard WYSE 28/02/2007 20¨ ViewSonic monitor and cable ViewSonic 26/04/2007 board MVME500_0131 Motorola 05/06/2007 Wyse160 monitor and keyboard WYSE 19/06/2007 3 ViewSonic monitors and 3 SUN cables ViewSonic 20/06/2007 11 Encore boards as spare for Jordan Encore 30/06/2007 Indy spares SGI 30/06/2007 MAX boards MAX Technologies 26/07/2007 Ultra5 spares SUN 31/07/2007 MAX 19¨ monitor with 3M touch & NRE MAX Technologies 03/10/2007 2 SUN StorEdge A1000 Chassis SUN 18/10/2007 1 MUX from Aurora Tech, 2 SUN Keyb/mouse Aurora Technologies,SUN 18/10/2007 2 PS 269-100052-002 Encore 24/10/2007 1 Board MVME 5100-0133 Motorola 24/10/2007 2 Boards MVME 5100-0133 Motorola 15/11/2007 2 ViewSonic monitors and 2 cables ViewSonic 15/11/2007 2 ZYNX Ehternet boards ZYNX 21/11/2007 2 Intel 386 motherboards Intel 17/12/2007 Bonus 2 Boards MVME 5100-0133 Motorola 18/12/2007 second 2 ZYNX Ehternet boards SYNX 13/02/2008 Monitor AICSYS AURORA-817B AICSYS 13/02/2008 Monitor and keyboard Wyse160 WYSE 13/02/2008 2 boards from RTP model 8436/21-002 RTP 31/03/2008 Ultra5 SUN 31/03/2008 SUN cables SUN 30/04/2008 2 Sprit5000 monitors with keyboard SPRIT 12/06/2008 8 Converter 48Vdc/5Vdc 12/06/2008 7 Converter 48Vdc/5Vdc 30/06/2008 HP9000 DL270 HP 30/06/2008 2 VME Power Dist. Assy from Westinghouse Westinghouse 21/07/2008 5 monitors NEC NEC 21/07/2008 10 2400ft new tapes 3M 31/07/2008 5 SUN SCSI and 6 Skyconnect boards SUN, SkyConnect 31/07/2008 HP9000 K360 HP 31/07/2008 4 discs to clone O2 SGI 06/08/2008 1 SLIM PC 1U, 1 external DVD recorder, 5 USB Pendrives 06/08/2008 2 monitors Winmate R19L300-CHM2 Winmate 10/09/2008 pendrives de 32Gb y 4 discos externos de 500Gb Transcend, Lacie 10/09/2008 Tarjeta MUX para PC (slot ISA), multiplexor y cable Arnet 16/09/2008 4 discs to clone Onyx2 16/09/2008 2 discs to clone Onyx2 20/09/2008 3 Sun Ultra5 SUN 01/10/2008 4 Reaconditioned PCs 486 with 2 slots ISA 14/10/2008 NEC: 1 monitor. HP: 1 monitor, 1 keyboard, 1IPaq NEC, HP 15/10/2008 1 Netfinity and 1 RS6000 IBM 20/10/2008 Workstation XW6000 HP 30/10/2008 2 Reaconditioned PCs 486 30/10/2008 2 UNIBRAIN 1225 Fireboard-800 1394b PCI UNIBRAIN 30/10/2008 Discs to clone Onyx2 and O2 and 5x512Mb expansion for Onyx2 SGI 14/11/2008 7043-140, 7013-59H, Netvista A40P. Monitor,VCR. DRT1-AD04 IBM,Panasonic,Omron 17/11/2008 Sorensen Power Supply Sorensen 01/12/2008 10 Unidades de cinta C5141F HP DLT IV HP 16/12/2008 4 graphic boards NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GS AGP 8X 256MB XFX 09/02/2009 2 SUN graphic cards SUN 09/02/2009 2 HP discs and 2 HP tapes HP 28/02/2009 Genicom 3850 printer Genicom 28/02/2009 HP SureStore Magneto Optical 2600fx HP 28/02/2009 IBM RS6000 7013/590 IBM 09/03/2009 12 HP iPaq HP 23/03/2009 VME board from BIT3 / SBS BIT3 / SBS 31/03/2009 3 ASUS STRIKER EXTREME boards ASUS 31/03/2009 2 fuentes HSU100-10 31/03/2009 2 discs Lacie and Norton Ghost Lacie, Symantec 31/03/2009 Amiga emulation system Encore 30/04/2009 4 monitors Esprit 5000 Esprit 30/04/2009 20 Flashdrive 20MB SANDISK 30/04/2009 20 Flashdrive 40MB SANDISK 30/04/2009 Parts from BlackBox BlackBox 30/04/2009 6 minidriver Patton Patton 30/04/2009 HP spares for Proliant DL380G2 (mother board, CPU, fan, discs) HP 30/04/2009 Scramnet cable Systram 30/04/2009 Dell battery for Dell Inspiron 8500 Dell 30/04/2009 KVM switch solution 32 servers/4 users Minicom 01/05/2009 DMS ‐59 to 2 VGA ‘Y’ Cables 25/05/2009 10 Graphic cards XFX GeForce 7900 XFX 27/05/2009 Monitor 1900/55 de Bently Nevada Bently 29/05/2009 5 Graphic cards PNY GeForce 8800 GTX PNY 11/06/2009 2 7-DB9 to miniDin 5 cables MICROMOD 22/06/2009 4 Sun Ultra 5 Systems SUN 22/06/2009 2 HP discs: 36.4GB, 1 HP-W340PA3 340W Power Supply HP 23/06/2009 SCSI update on Encore systems Encore 06/07/2009 HP disc, 2 serial boards Quatech, 2 ethernet boards D-Link HP, Quatech, D-Link 07/07/2009 2 PCs Dell OptiPlex 760 with Wxp and 19¨ monitors Dell 08/07/2009 KVM solution for 8 users and 32 CPUs Minicom 10/07/2009 4 Mem. USB 64GB -Transcend- V20 Transcend 13/07/2009 2 10BASE-5 (AUI) to 10BASE-2 (BNC) transceiver BlackBox 18/07/2009 RS/6000 7013-59H COMPUTER SYSTEM IBM 20/07/2009 2 Teclado SUN TYPE 6 Español SUN 21/07/2009 4 LUBRICANTE POLYWATER CLR-35 1 litro POLYWATER 22/07/2009 30 Cables UTP Cat.5, 5 Cables USB 2.0 (AM/MicroUSB-M) 1m 22/07/2009 Monitor NEC MultiSync 2090UXi NEC 22/07/2009 10 GRAYBOOT SUPPORT BLOCK GB-1-SB GRAYBOOT 23/07/2009 2 SUN Keyboard TYPE 6, Spanish SUN 23/07/2009 5 discs and 2 mems for HP Proliant, Dell GX280 mother board HP,Dell 23/07/2009 HP Netserver LP2000r HP 10/08/2009 HP SureStore Optical Drive 9100mx HP 09/09/2009 4 Pendrives Mem. USB 64GB -Transcend- V20 Jet Flash Trascend 10/09/2009 512MB PC3200 400Mhz DDR2 for HP Proliant HP 10/09/2009 Placa base para Dell GX280 Dell 28/09/2009 INTERLOGIC INDUSTRIES SM505 computer chassis INTERLOGIC 29/09/2009 System board 2.8-GHz y PCI riser cage for Proliant HP 30/09/2009 10 ASUS STRIKER EXTREME Refurbished Motherboard ASUS 07/10/2009 6 Refurbished Monitor Wyse 60 with keyboard Wyse 09/10/2009 8 Pendrive Trascend 32GB JETFLASH V20 Trascend 13/10/2009 Time Keeper NVRAM Chips DS1386-8K-150 22/10/2009 Disco: 36.4GB 15K Ultra320-SCSI para Proliant Seagate 23/10/2009 16 Grafhic Card XFX GF GTX 285 XFX 27/10/2009 8 Placas base ASUS Striker II NSE ASUS 03/11/2009 Control board for emergency lights from EMERGI-LITE EMERGI-LITE 03/11/2009 Refurbished Mother board for Proliant DL580 G3 HP 03/11/2009 2 Grafhic Card XFX GF GTX 285 XFX 04/11/2009 Workstation HP Visualize C3700 HP 05/11/2009 2 Ratón Logitec láser MX400, 1 Mouse Logitec Anywhere MX Logitec 05/11/2009 5 MOXA Mini Female DB9 to Terminal Moxa 05/11/2009 8 Cable Digi DB-9F a RJ-45, 2 Adaptador Digi DB-9F a RJ-45 Digi 05/11/2009 18 Esprit 5000 monitor with keyboard Esprit 07/11/2009 Dell PowerEdge 1750 Dell 10/11/2009 HP 800W Hot-Plug Redundant Power Supply Proliant DL580 G2 HP 16/11/2009 Refurbished MONITOR TFT 19¨ HP L1902 HP 16/11/2009 7 Pendrives 64GB -Kingston- Data Travel 200 Kingston 19/11/2009 Refurbished Wyse 160 terminal and keyboard Wyse 19/11/2009 GLOBALSAT BR355 SIRFSTAR III PDA GPS RECEIVER GLOBALSAT 19/11/2009 3 DISCO DURO MAXTOR ATLAS 15K II 3,5 68P 73 GB Maxtor 10/11/2009 9 ASUS STRIKER EXTREME Refurbished Motherboard ASUS 27/11/2009 2 HP 1/4 Cartidge Tape Drive 9144A HP 02/12/2009 2 Aurora-817B 17” Rackmount TFT LCD Monitor from Aicsys Aicsys 02/12/2009 3 Backplates for Asus Striker Extreme mother board ASUS 04/12/2009 HP PROLIANT DL380 G4 System Board HP 09/12/2009 R19L300-CHM/3MR/SOG 19” Chassis Monitor with 3M touch Winmate/3M 10/12/2009 16 modules HP 1GB DDR 266Mhz PC2100 184 Pin HP 11/12/2009 Proliant DL380 G4 System board HP 21/12/2009 2 SEAGATE ST41200N and 2 Micropolis 170MB discs Seagate/ Micropolis 23/12/2009 Sun Blade 150 SUN 04/01/2010 3 HP discs for Proliant DL380 (18,2 GB and 36,4GB) HP 11/01/2010 HP Disc 36,4GB 10K Ultra 320 SCSI HP 13/01/2010 5 Asus mother board P5WD2_E Asus 13/01/2010 HSSP board RTP Corporation 18/01/2010 HP Proliant 146.8 GB 10K U320 Hard disc HP 20/01/2010 GLOBALSAT BR355 SIRFSTAR III PDA GPS RECEIVER GLOBALSAT 21/01/2010 Parts for HP server: Intel Xeon X3.4, Fan Kit, Power supply HP 22/01/2010 2 MVME162-263 boards VMIC 26/01/2010 343057-B21, 4Gb SDRAM DIMM Memory Kit HP 27/01/2010 IBM 8184792 POWER SUPPLY 7013 IBM 27/01/2010 375861-B21 New HP 72 GB SCSI Hard Drive HP 28/01/2010 10 discs: ST318406LC Seagate DISK DRIVE 18.4GB Seagate 28/01/2010 355935-001 Local I/O Cable for BL25p HP 28/01/2010 409720-001 System board for HP BL25P HP 04/02/2010 403781-001 HP POWER SUPPLY HP 05/02/2010 10 ASUS Graphic Cards P/N: EN9400GT/DI/512MD2(LP) ASUS 09/02/2010 404713-001 HP 72.8GB disc HP 12/02/2010 281404-B22 HP ProLiant BL p-Class Server Blade Enclosure HP 12/02/2010 409720-001 System board for HP BL25P HP 02/02/2010 ST318406LC 5 discs Seagate DISK DRIVE 18.4GB Seagate 15/02/2010 010933-001 DL380 G2 SYSTEM BOARD HP 15/02/2010 431954-003 Disc HP Proliant 146 GB 10K REF HP 15/02/2010 286774-005 Disc HP 36GB SCSI 15K HP 17/02/2010 218382-001 Fan for DL380 G2 HP 18/02/2010 ASUS Graphic Card P/N: ENGT220/DI/1GD2(LP) ASUS 19/02/2010 370-4362 2 Graphic cards PGX64 for SUN Ultra5 SUN 19/02/2010 Desktop Sync Cradle for Blackberry Curve 8900 BlackBerry 23/02/2010 32320-001 Disc HP 146GB 10K SAS 2.5 HP 23/02/2010 448049-001 2 GB PC2-5300 DDR2 RAM HP 24/02/2010 VMI VME-5588- 8MB: High-Speed Reflective Memory board VMIC 26/02/2010 ST910004FAD2E1-RK Disc Seagate FreeAgent Go 1Tb 2.5" USB 2.0 Seagate 26/02/2010
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