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According to Avalue, the EPS-AT270-2PCI also sports an ExpressCard/34 slot and a Type I/II CompactFlash slot. We presume a bootable embedded operating system could be installed via the latter, but the device is also said to have an internal 2.5-inch drive bay.

Like the zillion other devices that have employed the Atom N270, the EPS-AT270-2PCI supports a maximum 2GB of DDR2 RAM, housed in this case via a single SODIMM slot. The device also provides two gigabit Ethernet ports via a Realtek 8111C controller, says Avalue.
The EPS-AT270-2PCI includes six RS232 ports, one of which may be BIOS-configured to support RS422/485 instead, Avalue says. The PC additionally has six USB 2.0 ports, audio line in/out connectors, and a VGA port, according to the company.
The EPS-AT270-2PCI includes a watchdog timer and is capable of operating in temperatures from 5 to 140 deg. F, and via DC power ranging from 9 to 32 Volts. A 60-Watt AC adapter is supplied with the system, which by itself weighs 7.8 pounds, says Avalue.
The PC incorporates technology to make it resistant to vibration and shock, Avalue adds. However, the system's shock resistance was not quantified.
Features and specifications listed by Avalue for the EPS-AT270-2PCI include:
Avalue did not cite pricing, availability, or operating system support for the EPS-AT270-2PCI, but the device appears to be on sale now. More information may be found on the company's website, here.
Information on other fanless computers incorporating PCI expansion slots may be found via the links listed below.