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Agilent Technologies Breaks the 1 Gpt Memory Barrier with New Infiniium High Performance Real-Time Oscilloscopes

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The new Agilent Infiniium 90000A Series oscilloscopes provide superior signal integrity, deep application analysis, and better insight.

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The new Agilent Infiniium 90000A Series oscilloscopes provide superior signal integrity, deep application analysis, and better insight.

The DSO90000 Series oscilloscope is now an official test platform for PCIe 2.0 motherboard signal quality testing.

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The DSO90000 Series oscilloscope is now an official test platform for PCIe 2.0 motherboard signal quality testing.

The DSO90000 Series oscilloscope is now an approved test platform for PCIe 2.0 add-in card tests also.

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The DSO90000 Series oscilloscope is now an approved test platform for PCIe 2.0 add-in card tests also.


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	Press Release:	Agilent Technologies’ Infiniium 90000A Series 13-GHz Oscilloscope Approved by PCI-SIG(r) for PCI Express(r) 2.0 Compliance Testing (2008-May-05)
	Press Release:	Agilent Technologies Breaks the 1 Gpt Memory Barrier with New Infiniium High Performance Real-Time Oscilloscopes (2008-February-01)
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