Also available are a PC/104-Plus carrier board and Windows CE support, the company says.

(Click for larger view of CM-X270L with its WiFi ears on)

Except for its built-in WiFi interface, the CM-X270L appears very similar to the CM-X270W that CompuLabs shipped last October.


CompuLab X270L top and bottom
(Click each image to enlarge)
Features and specs include:

• 520MHz XScale PXA270 (Bulverde)
  
• 128MB SDRAM, 512MB flash
  
• On-board 802.11b (802.11g soon)
  
• Dual 10/100BaseT Ethernet
  
• 32bit CardBus, PCMCIA/CF and SDIO slots
  
• PCI
  
• 4 x USB ports
  
• 4 x serial ports
  
• Camera interface
  
• Video input processor
  
• Touch screen controller
  
• AC97 and audio codec
  
• TFT LCD and RGB interfaces
  
• IDE
  
• Input 3.3V, 5V or 10V-48V
  
• Industrial temperature range -40C to +85C
  
• Integrated power management
  

Availability

SBC-x270 baseboard (Click to enlarge)

The CM-X270L is in full production now, CompuLabs says, with prices starting at $52 in quantity. An "SBC-x270" PC/104-Plus development baseboard (pictured at right) is also available, as are Windows CE and Debian ARM Linux distributions.

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