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11-16-2016, 06:21 PM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,286 Rep:	LXer: Rugged, Linux-friendly SBCs tap Atoms of today and yesterday Published at LXer: WinSystems unveiled the first PC/104 SBC to use Apollo Lake SoCs, featuring PCIe/104 OneBank and dual GbE, and launched an EBX SBC based on Bay Trail Atoms. WinSystems announced the PC/104 form factor PX1-C415 and EBX-style EBC-C413 — two SBCs featuring Intel Atoms from the current, 14nm “Apollo Lake” Atom-E3900 generation and the 22nm “Bay Trail” Atom E3800 generation, respectively. Read More...

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