The new UP 7000 Edge is a small computer with a fanless design, an Intel Alder Lake-N processor, and support for up to 8GB of LPDDR5 memory and 64GB of eMMC storage. It measures just 92 x 64 x 45mm (3.6″ x 2.5″ x 1.8″), but the little computer supports Windows, Ubuntu, and other operating […]
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UP 7000 is a Raspberry Pi-sized computer with Intel Alder Lake-N
AAEON’s new UP 7000 is a single-board computer that you could easily mistake for a Raspberry Pi. It’s the same shape and size, features a similar set of ports, and even has a Raspberry Pi-compatible 40-pin GPIO connector. But while Raspberry Pi’s little computers have ARM-based processors, the UP 7000 is powered by an Intel […]
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Up Squared Pro 7000 is a single-board PC with up to Core i3-N305 (Alder Lake-N)
AAEON’s UP Squared line of single-board computers with Intel Atom chips is getting a spec bump with the introduction of a new UP Squared Pro 7000 with support for up to a 15-watt, 8-core Intel Core i3-N305 processor based on Intel Alder Lake-N architecture. First introduced in February, the UP Squared Pro 7000 is now […]
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UP Xtreme i12 is a single-board PC with Intel Alder Lake-P, up to 32GB RAM, and a 40-pin expansion header
1 Comment on UP Xtreme i12 is a single-board PC with Intel Alder Lake-P, up to 32GB RAM, and a 40-pin expansion headerAAEON’s latest entry in the UP Board line of single-board computers is a compact board with support for up to a 12-core, 16-thread Intel Alder Lake-P processor, up to 32GB of RAM, and support for up to two PCIe Gen 4 SSDs, and plenty of networking and connectivity options. But while it’d be easy to […]
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Lilbits: Google brings Fuchsia OS to another smart display, AAEON launches UP Squared v2 single-board PC with an Intel processor
2 Comments on Lilbits: Google brings Fuchsia OS to another smart display, AAEON launches UP Squared v2 single-board PC with an Intel processorAAEON has updated its UP line of tiny single-board computers with x86 processors with a new model sporting Intel Atom-based Celeron or Pentium processor options. While the new UP Squared v2 looks a lot like the UP Squared 6000 that launched earlier this year, it has a lower starting price, a slightly different board layout, […]
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UP 4000 is a Raspberry Pi Clone with an x86 processor
AAEON has been selling a line of Intel-powered single-board computers with under the UP brand since 2015, and the company’s newest model has… a kind of old processor. But the UP 4000 is still a small, versatile computer that looks like a Raspberry PI, but which supports a range of operating systems including Windows 10 […]
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UP Squared 6000 is a single-board PC with Intel Elkhart Lake for $219 and up
The UP Squared 6000 is a single-board computer that measures about 4″ x 4″ and comes with a choice of four different Intel Elkhart Lake processor options. It’s the latest in a line of PC boards that AAEON has introduced under the UP brand, and it’s available for pre-order now for $219 and up with […]
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UP Xtreme i11 PC board with Intel Tiger Lake ships in September for $299 and up
The UP Xtreme i11 is a compact computer mainboard featuring an Intel Tiger Lake embedded processor. Designed for IoT and edge computing applications for use in health, transportation, robotics, or automation applications, it’s also basically a versatile foundation for a mini PC. First announced in November, 2020, the UP Xtreme i11 Board is now available […]
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AAEON introduces UP Xtreme i11 board with Intel Tiger Lake
The latest UP Board from AAEON is a mini computer mainboard that supports up to an Intel Core i7-1185G7E Tiger Lake processor with Intel Iris Xe graphics. I’m reluctant to call the UP Xtreme i11 a single board computer because not only does it lack built-in storage, but there are also dual SODIMM slots for […]
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Lilbits: DSL conundrum, Pixel 2 EOL, and a $6K Android camera
My first broadband internet connection was DSL. After years of dialup, the ability to surf the web with speeds measured in MB rather than KB per second felt like living in the future. But these days DSL is aging technology that’s been largely left behind by the proliferation of cable, fiber, and cellular technologies that […]