Four-by-four board embeds latest Pentium M
A General Micro Systems product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Jul 1, 2004
The P60x "4 x 4" is billed as the first single-board computer based on Intel's new Embedded Roadmap Pentium M processor 745 (formerly known as Dothan).
The P60x "4 x 4" is billed as the first single-board computer based on Intel's new Embedded Roadmap Pentium M processor 745 (formerly known as Dothan).
The new busless SBC, measuring just 4 x 4in and consuming only 12W of power, is the world's smallest full-featured Pentium M single-board computer.
The P60x targets embedded industrial PC control and defence applications requiring high-speed numeric, data and video/graphics processing, ultralow power