Press Releases

2011
	Lockport, Illinois (July 13, 2011) Introducing the new PCI Express CompuScope family with Data Streaming GagE is proud to announce the GaGe Express CompuScope digitizers with Data Streaming.
2010
	Lockport, Illinois (April 19, 2010) Introducing the CompuScope 1250X - The World's Highest Fidelity High-Speed Digitizer DynamicSignals LLC is proud to announce the GaGe CompuScope 12501 and 12502, the world's highest fidelity high-speed digitizer.
	Lockport, Illinois (March 2, 2010) GaGe Announces USB CompuScope Family GaGe, a worldwide leader in design and manufacture of high-performance PC-based digitizer and oscilloscope cards, today announced the new USB CompuScope Family of high-performance USB digitizers. The USB CompuScope Family includes three separate models, which feature up to 2 input channels, up to 1.1 GS/s maximum sampling per channel, 12- or 14-bit vertical resolution, 128 MS of acquisition memory and up 1.2 GHz of input analog bandwidth.
	Lockport, Illinois (March 1, 2010) DynamicSignals LLC and SP Devices Announces a Combined Effort Regarding High Performance USB Digitizers. SP Devices and DynamicSignals today announce a cooperation regarding high speeds digitizers. DynamicSignals will use SP Devices technology and design in a coming series of USB digitizers to be marketed under the Gage brand name. The digitizers will include patented interleaving technology from SP Devices as well as the powerful GageScope application software.
2009
	Lockport, Illinois (April 8, 2009) GaGe Announces CobraMax Family of Ultra High-speed Digitizers - With up to 4 GS/s sampling and 4 GSamples of on-board memory GaGe, a worldwide leader in design and manufacture of high-performance PC-based digitizer and oscilloscope cards, today announced the CobraMax™ family of ultra high-speed 8-bit digitizers. The CobraMax family of digitizers is available with 1 or 2 digitizing channels, 3 or 4 GS/s sampling per channel, and up to 1.5 GHz of input bandwidth. With up to 4 GS of on-board acquisition memory per card, CobraMax digitizers offer the ideal combination of ultra high-speed data capture rates and huge amounts of on-board memory.
	Lockport, Illinois (March 20, 2009) GaGe Announces New High Speed, Multi-channel, 16-bit Digitizers - With up to 4 digitizing channels and 100 or 200 MS/s sampling GaGe, a worldwide leader in the design and manufacture of high-performance PC-based digitizer and oscilloscope cards, today introduced The Razor™ family of high-speed, high-resolution, multi-channel digitizers. The Razor CompuScope 16XX family features up to 4 channels in a single-slot PCI card with up to 200 MS/s sampling per channel, and up to 4 GB of on-board acquisition memory.
2008
	Lockport, Illinois (December 15, 2008) GaGe Announces Extension of Octopus PCI Digitizer Family - With up to 8 digitizing channels of 12, 14 or now 16-bit resolution GaGe, a worldwide leader in the design and manufacture of high-performance PC-based digitizer and oscilloscope cards, today introduced new 16-bit Octopus™ multi-channel digitizers. The Octopus CompuScope 84XX digitizers offer a powerful combination of up to 8 channels in a single PCI card, up to 4 GB of on-board acquisition memory and 10 or 25 MS/s sampling per channel.
	Lockport, Illinois (June 10, 2008) GaGe Announces New Low-priced 8-bit Digitizer GaGe, a worldwide leader in the design and manufacture of high-performance PC-based digitizer and oscilloscope cards, today announced its new low-priced BASE-8 CompuScope digitizer designed for OEM customers who require analog-to-digital conversion in their systems but who also need to keep the cost as low as possible.
	Lockport, Illinois (January 8, 2008) GaGe Announces Support for Windows Vista GaGe, a worldwide leader in the design and manufacture of high-performance PC-based digitizer and oscilloscope cards, today announced support for Windows Vista™ for their next-generation high-speed digitizers. The new drivers from GaGe provide support for both 32 and 64-bit versions of Windows Vista and can be downloaded free of charge from the company's Website.
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