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"First" AM2 mini-ITX mobo targets 64-bit apps

linuxdevices.com — Taiwanese boardmaker Albatron has unveiled what it claims to be the first mini-ITX motherboard built around AMD's new AM2 processor socket. Mated with a low-power, small-form-factor AMD processor, the mini mobo could suit a variety of space-constrained embedded and consumer-device applications where 64-bit processing might work well.

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  • Lyskar, on 12/23/2007, -0/+0A perfect mobo for my home theater project. All that's probably missing is the WIFI chip with antennae adapter, wireless(not IR) remote, keyboard, game controllers and HDMI connectors. Finally a shining light to replace my oversized PC next to my TV. Just have to build a sweet looking case for it. and stuff it to the max: 1TB hybrid HDD from Samsung or Hitachi, 1024MB DDR2-667 PC2-5300 x2 modules. May be expensive, might have to do OT. mini-ITX rules!

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