[Asterisk-Users] Mini-ITX Mainboard for Asterisk IP PBX, Intel Mobile Celeron 733MHz

[Miroslav Nachev]

   Hi,

   I would like to offer you the following specialized embedded
Mini-ITX Mainboard:
   Samples: $390
   50 pcs:  $270
   100 pcs: $255

   The Technical Specification is:
      Dimension:           Mini-ITX, 170x170mm
      System Processor:    Intel Mobile Celeron 733MHz (Fanless)
      Chipset:             Intel 830M + ICH4
      BIOS:                Award Flash 256K BIOS
      System Memory:       One DIMM socket for SDRAM memory module up
                           to 512MB
      Display Controller:  Intel 830M integrated graphics contoller
      CRT:                 Integrated 350-MHz RAMDAC, supports
                           progressive scan analog monitor up to a
                           resolution of 1800 x 1440 pixels
      LCD:                 Onboard LVDS Transmitter through DVO port
      TV:                  Onboard TV-out encoder Focus FS454 through
                           DVO port
      Ethernet Controller: Two PCI-bus Ethernet controllers realtek
                           RTL8100C, one for WAN with Power over
                           Ethernet (IEEE 802.3af) and the other one
                           is for LAN
      Sound Output:        AC 97 V2.3 for Line-out, line-in and Mic-in
      CompactFlash:        One type-II compact flash socket
      IDE Interface:       2 x IDE ports
      Serial-ATA:          1 x Serial ATA port
      USB:                 6 x USB 2.0
      IR Interface:        1 x IrDA
      Expansion slots:     1 x PCI slot for PCI Raiser Card with 3 PCI
                           1 x Mini-PCI
      Power Connector:     DC-in Jack for DC +48V
      Power management:    ACPI function
      RTC:                 LPC Super I/O including
      Hardware Monitor:    LPC Super I/O including
      Operating Temp.:     0-60 degree C
      Humidity:            5-95% RH, non-condensing

   It is possible to be added 3rd Ethernet port for DMZ or other
purposes.
   

   Best Regards,
   Miroslav Nachev