Intrinsyc revealed design wins for its Open-Q 8074 SOM Qseven module based on the Snapdragon 800, including a wearable device and a “MiWorld PCS” mini-PC. Intrinsyc tipped the Open-Q 8074 System on Module (SOM) last June as the heart of its Linux- and Android-ready DragonBoard 8074 Development Kit , but made no mention as to whether the Qseven form-factor computer-on-module (COM, or SOM) would be offered separately. The Open-Q 8074 is indeed available, and will ship in the second quarter.
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