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The ETX-IV266 supports ULV Mobile Celeron processors at 400 and 650 MHz, and Low Voltage Mobile Pentium III-M processors at 800 and 933 MHz (in an uFCBGA package soldered onboard). A key feature of the module is VIA's CLE266 chipset, which integrates a 128-bit 8x AGP VGA controller with hardware MPEG-2 decoding, support for LVDS-based flat panel displays, and TV-out for PAL/NTSC, according to Adlink.

I/O ports include:

• 4 USB 2.0
  
• 10/100 Base-T Ethernet
  
• EIDE controller supporting both PIO and UDMA modes
  
• 2 serial ports
  
• Parallel port (SPP/ECP/EPP) shared with FDD
  
• PS/2 keyboard and mouse
  
• AC '97 audio interface with codec

Adlink says the ETX-IV266 comes with standard support for embedded features such as RS-232 console redirection, watchdog timer, EEPROM-based backup of BIOS settings for battery-less operation, USB boot, and PXE (Preboot Execution Environment) support for network booting.

To assist customers in evaluating the module, Adlink offers an ATX form-factor baseboard (shown at right).

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