Advantech launches Core i7 flotilla
Jan 14, 2010, 21:04 (0 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Jonathan Angel)
"Advantech launched a flotilla of seven Linux-ready devices
using Intel's new, embedded-oriented Core i7 processor. The
products include two Mini-ITX motherboards (the AIMB-270 and
AIMB-280), a microATX board (AIMB-580), an ATX motherboard
(AIMB-780), the PICMG-format PCE-5125, the PCM-9593 "5.25-inch" SBC
(single board computer), and the SOM-5788 COM Express module.
"Though specific processor support varies by model, Advantech's
seven new devices -- six of which are shown at right -- are all
designed to take advantage of the new embedded-specific Core CPUs
Intel announced last week, along with the QM57 Express or Q57
Express chipsets. According to the chipmaker, advantages of the new
parts include "Turbo Boost" technology that varies clock speed upon
demand, integrated graphics cores adequate for "mainstream and
casual gaming," plus advanced power-saving that can selectively
shut down CPU cores."
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