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Mini-ITX mobo touts 533 MHz FSB, runs Windows XPe
Dec. 14, 2005

Taiwan Commate Computer Inc. (Commell) has added another model to its growing line of mini-ITX embedded motherboards. The company claims that the LV-675 is the first mini-ITX board to support Pentium M and Celeron M processors with a 533 MHz front side bus (FSB). It comes with drivers for Windows XP Embedded (XPe).

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The company says the LV-675's 533 MHz FSB provides 33 percent more bandwidth than its previous generation Pentium M platform. The board supports processor speeds up to 2.26 GHz, and onboard memory up to 1 GB of DDR 200/266/333 SDRAM. A 32-bit PCI connector supports two bus masters through a "riser" card. Additional expansion is available via two mini-PCI slots.

Commell lists the following key features and specifications for the LV-675:
  • Processor -- micro-FCPGA 478 Mobile Intel Pentium M or Celeron M, clocked at up to 2.26 GHz; supports 400 or 533 MHz FSB
  • Memory -- 184-pin DIMM socket; supports up to 1 GB DDR SDRAM
  • Display:
    • Intel Extreme Graphics; up to 64 MB video memory shared with system
    • VGA output
    • S-video and composite TV out (NTSC and PAL)
    • Optional dual channel 18/24-bit LVDS or DVI interface
  • Audio -- Reaktek ACL655 AC97 3D audio codec
    • 5.1 channel
    • line in, line out, mic in, CD in and S/P DIF interface
  • Storage -- PCI Enhanced IDE
    • 40-pin UltraATA/100 bus master
    • 44-pin IDE connector
    • Supports DiskOnChip
  • Expansion:
    • 32-bit PCI connector
    • 2 mini-PCI slots
  • Input/output ports:
    • Intel 82541PI Gigabit Ethernet
    • 4 USB 2.0
    • IEEE 1394
    • IrDA
    • 2 serial -- 1 RS232, 1 RS-232/422/485
    • Printer
    • PS/2 keyboard and mouse
    • 8-bit digital GPIO
Commell supplies several mini-PCI boards that can be plugged into the LV-675, including:
  • 801.11b/g wireless
  • IEEE 1394
  • Video capture
  • Gigabit Ethernet
  • Dual Gigabit Ethernet
According to Commell, the LV-675 is aimed at low cost, low power, high performance applications such as gaming, kiosk and media centers, surveillance, POS, and ATMs.



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