John C Clements wrote:

> I seem to recall here or on Slashdot, recent notice of a small PC
> compatible full featured processor board.  Very much smaller that the
> mini-ITX form factor, running very low power.  Am planning to use an
> embedded PC in a project and wondering if anyone remembers the name of
> the board and/or source?  Seem to recall this was about 1 to 1.5 inches
>  wide and 3 to 4 inches long.=20
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> Hope this is the right tag line, etc. been lurking here for several
> years, have learned an immense amount from the community, thanks to all.
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> Yes, I am planning to use a PIC somewhere in the project, probably in
> the motor PWM boards.
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> Thanks in advance,
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> John Clements


The NANO-ITX boards from VIA is nice (12cm x 12cm)

http://www.viaembedded.com/product/epia_N_spec.jsp?motherboardId=3D221

Not as small as the one you saw though. They now also have some boards=20
without the bulky connectors.=20
http://www.viaembedded.com/product/epia_ms_spec.jsp?motherboardId=3D281

This is also a very interesting thingi at http://www.cdatas.com/ But=20
then you probably has to go for Linux as your OS...

Regards
/Ake




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