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However, the AR-N5205A (above) features CPU and system fans, and is offered with either 1.0GHz or 1.5GHz Celeron M processors. The AR-N5205FL, which is wider and a little taller (presumably for thermal reasons), is said to run fanlessly and is offered with two additional CPUs: the 600MHz Celeron M and a 1.6GHz Pentium M.
Apart from the above, another difference we noted between the AR-N5205A and the AR-N5205FL -- we guess the "A" stands for "air" and the "FL" stands for fanless -- is that the former has two internal pin headers for USB 2.0 ports, whereas the latter has four. Also, the A's data sheet highlights a watchdog timer, while the FL's data sheet highlights 8-bit digital I/O plus pin headers for a PS/2 keyboard and mouse.

Both devices are said to include CompactFlash slots, dual SATA ports, single brackets for a 2.5-inch hard disk drive, and Mini PCI slots. Both also have 512MB of DDR2 memory preinstalled, plus dual SODIMM sockets that accept up to 2GB, Acrosser says.
Features and specifications listed for the AR-N5205A and AR-N5205FL include:
The AR-N5205A and AR-N5205FL are said to have been displayed at this week's Computex show in Taipei, but availability was not detailed. Further information on the devices may be found on the Acrosser website, here and here.