Compact SoC with audio plugs?

Hello

I need to find a compact Linux embedded device that comes with audio plugs so I can use it to run an SIP PBX, both as a server and client.

I'd like to also use it to run a small web server and SMTP server at home.

Which solution would you recommend?

Thank you.

SoC is System on Chip, but you specify 'device with audio plugs'. Are you looking for a ready-made board such as the Raspberry Pi, or a chip around which to develop such a board?
--- rod.

Hi there,

Originally Posted by theNbomr SoC is System on Chip, but you specify 'device with audio plugs'. Are you looking for a ready-made board such as the Raspberry Pi, or a chip around which to develop such a board?

the same idea occurred to me. Speaking of which, the Raspberry Pi could be a good starting point. Natively it only has an audio "out" jack, no input. But coupled with a USB sound adapter it might be just what the OP has in mind. In Germany, these USB/Audio adapters are available at <10EUR (roughly 15US$) at some electronics dealers; I don't know about availability and pricing in other countries.

To me, the Raspberry Pi is particularly charming because of its low power consumption of about 1..2W (plus external peripherals, of course). That's less than many a TV set in standby mode.

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The Wandboard has audio output and input jacks. It's based on Freescale i.MX6 Solo ($79) or DualLite ($99).

Thanks for the infos. I meant a ready-to-use box.

Are those devices powerful enough to run X so they'd display an SIP client? Otherwise, I'll have to find a web-based SIP client, if such a thing exists.

The RPi runs X. Are you sure it has to run X, or simply run X applications? There is a significant difference, as running X implies that it can drive a monitor of some sort, and that usually requires a GPU, which puts it in a whole different category.
--- rod.