While most of the PCs expected to use the chips are laptops and mini PCs, the Avalue EMX-PTLP is a mini ITX motherboard with ...

Mini PC makers have been stuffing high-performance mobile chips into compact desktop computers for years. But recently we’ve seen companies take a somewhat stranger approach by using the same chips in ...

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TL;DR: DFI's new Mini-ITX industrial motherboard supports Intel's upcoming Panther Lake-H CPUs with up to 25W TDP, featuring Intel's 18A process, up to 16 cores, DDR5 6400/7200MHz memory support, PCIe ...

NZXT has unveiled a new H2 Mini Pc for the U.S. market, as well as a compact power supply and H2 Flow Mini-ITX case.

ERYING has just announced its latest Mini-ITX desktop motherboards with pre-installed Intel 13th Gen Core "Raptor Lake" CPUs, where you can have right up to the Core i9-13900H processor pre-installed.

ASRock has unveiled a new line of Thin Mini-ITX motherboards, with the H810TM-ITX leading the charge. This board is designed for commercial environments, like all-in-one PCs and kiosks, where a tiny ...

If you’re building an embedded system, why not use a tried-and-true format for your main processing board. That might be a PC-104 board — given that formats versatility. But if a PC motherboard format ...

Axiomtek has announced its EMX-PTLP series Thin Mini-ITX motherboards, a compact embedded platform that brings Intel’s Panther Lake-H mobile processors into an industrial-style baseboard.

Advantech, a manufacturer of embedded IoT computing solutions, has announced the launch of its latest innovation, the AIMB-219 Thin Mini-ITX motherboard. This new product is equipped with the latest ...

The big picture: When a determined hardware enthusiast puts their mind to something, the results are often worth admiring. Such is the case with a recent mini-ITX laptop build that looks like it could ...