Single Board computer with graphic

Jul 17, 2005 6 Replies
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Hi,



I'm looking for a single board computer which can run Linux and has a video output.



I've found the armadillo board, but it costs 400 USD. It's too expensive, I can buy a real computer for that price.

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The TS-7250 looks nice, but it doesn't have a graphic chip.

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Do you know good solution ?



Jean-Marc


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and a gumstix? but i can dig up some old links with embedded x86's that have some video for less than 400, probably. though an epia will do it.

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"oksid" schreef in bericht news:dbe5ln$8tc$ snipped-for-privacy@news.hispeed.ch...

ICOP has a few boards with varying features, though I don't know their prices. There's a good one at Ebay *NOW* for $105 + $10 shipping, going into history in less than 2 hours...

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IIRC, the soekris boards have video out. They were about $300 last time I looked.

On the other hand, a PC motherboard might be the way to go. Motherboards are very cheap.

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Nano ITX perhaps.

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video out as in composite or as vga ?

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As composite is better.

I think that I will use an EPIA Motherboard.

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