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Supporting up to four customisable I/O expansion modules, the P710 enables a highly flexible and affordable implementation of serial connectivity options. It features two SUMIT (Stackable Unified Module Interconnect Technology) connectors that integrate common high- and low-speed, legacy and serial expansion buses, including PCI Express, LPC, SPI and USB 2.0.
The board offers system developers scope for customising I/O simply and cost effectively through the addition of selected Pico-I/O bus expansion modules, for demanding applications such as industrial automation, data acquisition and process monitoring. The board can also be used as a stand-alone platform for mid-range signage and kiosk solutions.
Measuring just 10 cm x 7,2 cm, the P710 uses a 1 GHz VIA C7 processor and the latest VIA VX800 all-in-one media system processor, which features the integrated VIA Chrome9 IGP with DX9 Graphics and MPEG-2/4, WMV9 and VC1 video decoding acceleration. The board supports up to 2 GB of DDR2 system memory, one IDE channel, two SATA channels and the VIA Vinyl HD Audio.
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