New Roulette from Alfastreet heading to Vegas Preview G2E LAS VEGAS 2016
Te buildup before this year's edition of the G2E show in Las Vegas is intense, as there’s great anticipation for the new Roulette cabinet, that represents quite a radical design change for the Slovenian company
Alfastreet’s existing R8 has become a classic on casino floors worldwide and set the benchmark for its competitors. Te modern, compact solution paired with familiar user interface and the highest quality standards provides a valid alternative to venues that cannot accommodate Alfastreet’s larger multiplayer options.
Te careful material selection and the fresh, modern shape of the machine is destined to find its way into many gaming venues, seeking cutting edge technology and trademark player ergonomics, that everybody associates with the brand. Te elegant round shape is built around the same automated electronic wheel that players know and appreciate from other applications, with optimal space usage and some new solutions, that will become future standard on complete product lineup.
Te company's patented Multigame and Simultaneous Play options are available, making it the most powerful and versatile solution in its class. As with all of Alfastreet’s products, there'll be full interconnectivity between the
Ultra Fast Gaming with the Pluto A400
At the G2E show in Las Vegas Heber will be demonstrating the Pluto A400 and T100 gaming platforms.
At this year’s G2E show in Las Vegas, Heber will be demonstrating its Pluto A400 and T100 PC gaming platforms on AMD’s stand (3909). Te Pluto A400 is a high end gaming engine that together with the plug-in X10e gaming I/O card provides a powerful small form-factor gaming machine for the casino, bingo and street gaming markets. Te A400 uses AMD’s Embedded R-series SOC processor and high performance third-gen Graphics Core Next GPU architecture with superior x86 64-bit CPU core processing speed.
Te Pluto A400 supports three display ports, DDR4 memory, seven USB ports, four serial ports, high definition audio, dual SATA drives and dual mSATA sockets with hardware RAID capability, and two Gigabit LAN ports. In addition, the Pluto A400 provides a PCIe x16
graphics expansion slot and a Heber-defined proprietary I/O slot connector that supports a range of Heber USB and PCIe gaming I/O products including new X50e, X10e and X5e.
Te plug-in X10e card implements all the features of the highly successful X10i USB gaming standalone I/O card. Te low cost X5e implements a subset of the X10e features and is targeted at entry-level gaming platforms. Te new X50e uses a PCIe interface and supports up to 12M bytes of high speed battery backed memory and 256K bytes of serial FRAM memory. Te Pluto T100 is a fanless Mini-ITX platform based on AMD’s Embedded G-Series “Steppe Eagle” processor and together with the X10i or entry-level X4i USB gaming I/O cards provides the perfect solution for the video lottery terminal, bingo, and street gaming markets.
equipment, giving the clients virtually endless possibilities for system expansion. Alongside the preparation of this machine, a new online management system and an evolved remote play solution is being unveiled, providing a complete package solution for the future gaming venue requirements.
Speaking about the solutions for the future, there's also an Alfastreet take on the live/electronic Roulette cylinder, that is now ready to enter production and represents the company's vision for the evolution of the game and possible future applications. Te attractive exterior features have been sculpted by drawing upon 25 years of experience, guaranteeing beauty, longevity and ultimate performance.
Te company would like to extend a warm invitation to everybody involved in the gaming industry, to schedule appointments in their calendars as the Alfastreet team is eager to meet and greet them from September 27, 2016 at the Sands Expo in Las Vegas, NV, booth number 2448.
DRGT to deliver a clear G2E systems message
Visit the booth at the G2E in Las Vegas to discover why your next casino system choice should be with DRGT
DRGT – the fastest growing systems company in the gaming industry will be for the first time individually participating at G2E Vegas. Visitors should call by the booth to find out why DRGT should be their next system. Te DRGT team from around the world will be there to discuss gaming system requirements to find the right solution to fit operational needs.
Jurgen De Munck, CEO and co-founder of DRGT, commented: “We live and breath systems. We provide the full A-Z service. Our gaming systems offer a host of benefits alongside extreme security. We understand that each operator has different system needs and so we focus on making them modular and flexible to cater to the individual requirements each of our customers. We listen to our customers and develop our systems to cater to their future requirements. Tere are so many reasons why DRGT should be your next system. We invite you to come to our booth, to find out just why.”
DRGT is a completely independent company that primarily focuses on gaming systems technology. Although a young company, DRGT has assembled a team of seasoned gaming professionals from around the world with vast combined experience, not only with systems background, but also with operations experience, who understand systems needs.
DRGT offers proven success. DRGT offers an extremely secure system. Te DRGT system is relied upon by countless operators around the world. DRGT connects with all slots. Tat means you can keep all the slots you wish on your floor – including older slots and combine them with all the latest technology. DRGT has all the technology so that all slots can be linked to our system. DRGT additionally makes use of serverless technology. Tat means – no expensive server, no expensive IT personnel and no worry that a system problem could relate to all slots going down.
All these reasons and more make DRGT the reason to be your next system. Te DRGT team is looking forward to seeing you at G2E Las Vegas - booth No. 4405.
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