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Re: Nano-ITX mainboards

Advantech makes some resonably priced mother boards.
www.advantech.com I wll probobly end up using an
advantech board in my wearable computer. the 2 I am
looking at are the PCM-5820 and the PCM-5822. I may go
with the PCM-5822 because it has a composit video
output in addition to the VGA. Due to cost I may start
off using an NTSC HMD. So if I used the 5822 I
wouldn't have to by a scan converter. 

--- Mikael J <> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> VIA's released something looking almost like a
> consumer level PC104
> mainboard; the Nano-ITX. Pictures are here:
> http://www.mini-itx.com/
> news/computex2003-1/
> 
> It'd be interesting to see if they could produce a
> ultra-low power
> version of their VIA C3 chipsets -- building a
> wearable (sans display,
> that's always the most costly part, I believe?)
> would get a lot
> cheaper!
> 
> --
> Mikael Jansson
> http://dundermusen.net
> 
> 
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