Arbor Technology has added a new member to its line of 3.5-inch SBCs (single-board computers). The EmCORE-i761 runs Linux on low voltage Pentium M Dothan and ultra-low voltage Celeron processors, according to the company.

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Arbor says the EmCORE-i761 supports processors packaged in the mPGA478B socket format. The processor's 400MHz front-side-bus supports up to 1 GB of SODIMM DDR SDRAM. A 32-bit, 33MHz PCI expansion bus allows up to three PCI masters.

Arbor lists the following key features and specifications for the EmCORE-i761:

• Processor options:
  • Pentium M Dothan, at 1.4GHz or 2.0GHz
  • ULV Celeron M, at 600MHz or 1GHz
• Memory — up to 1GB DDR SDRAM, in 200-pin SODIMM socket
• Display:
  • Intel 852GM Extreme Graphics2 chipset
  • CRT out — QXGA up to 2048 x 1536
  • LCD out — 18 to 48 bit LVDS UXGA up to 1600 x 1200
  • TV out — NTSC or PAL up to 1024 x 768
  • DVI out — 12 bit up to 1024 x 768
  • Dual independent display mode
• Storage:
  • Ultra DMA 33, supports 2 IDE drives
  • CompactFlash Type II socket
  • Floppy
• Audio — Realtek ALC655A AC97, mic in, line in, line out
• Other input/output ports:
  • Ethernet — Intel 82856ET 10/100 base-T supports boot from LAN
  • 6 USB 2.0
  • 2 RS232
  • Parallel
  • PS/2 keyboard and mouse
• Expansion bus — 32-bit, 33MHz PCI bus; supports up to three masters
• Dimensions — 5.7 x 4 inches (145 x 102 mm)

The EmCORE-i761 is supported by BSPs for Linux, Windows XP Embedded, and Windows CE, according to Arbor.

 
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