Linux Computer Thinks It's a Chip Jul 3, 2007, 09 :45 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (7682 reads)
"A board vendor specializing in military and rugged markets is sampling a 2-inch-square ARM9/FPGA processor module designed to plug into a 462-pin CPU-style socket. Advanced Knowledge Associates (AKA), says its LM150 comes with a Linux BSP (board support package) and supports applications requiring custom interfaces.
"The tiny LM150 module appears to come with a large heatsink mounting plate that makes it look more like a large chip than what it really is: a tiny single-board computer..."
