Eric Brown from Windows for devices sure does like details. His article on Windowsfordevices.com covers the specifications, board placement, I/O placement, the VIA VX900 chipset in detail and even the pin headers! If you're building a new POS system, check out the information on the VIA EPIA-M860 here.
VIA Technologies, Inc. designs and manufactures a slew of embedded products including ultra low votage CPUs, embedded motherboards and barebone systems. They also, of course, design the Mini-ITX, Nano-ITX, Pico-ITX and Em-ITX platforms that are widely used in the embedded market. This blog feed follows news and reviews on VIA embedded products, especially those available in Australia.
Showing posts with label VIA EPIA-M860. Show all posts
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Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
VIA launches new POS board
The new VIA EPIA-M860 is the first VIA board to support Microsoft's Windows Embedded POSReady 7 operating system. As a platform the VIA and Microsoft combination offer a solid foundation for commercial embedded systems, but also a lot of flexibility.
"Designed as a full featured entry level VX900 board, the EPIA-M860 is the first EPIA board which supports Windows Embedded POSReady 7, a flexible operating system designed to seamlessly connect Point of Service (POS) solutions with peripherals, servers, services and the cloud. The VIA EPIA-M860 offers PCI, PCIe and Mini PCIe support, combined with mainstream DDR3 memory and both ATX and DC-in power support." - Press Release.
"Designed as a full featured entry level VX900 board, the EPIA-M860 is the first EPIA board which supports Windows Embedded POSReady 7, a flexible operating system designed to seamlessly connect Point of Service (POS) solutions with peripherals, servers, services and the cloud. The VIA EPIA-M860 offers PCI, PCIe and Mini PCIe support, combined with mainstream DDR3 memory and both ATX and DC-in power support." - Press Release.
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