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07/25/2018

Advantech to Launch RK3288-Based 3.5” SBC and Box Computer with 4K Display and Multi I/O

Advantech, a global leader in the embedded computing market, is pleased to announce its first Arm-based 4K solution, comprising the RSB-4680 3.5” SBC and EPC-R4680 box computer, powered by the Rockchip Arm® Cortex®-A17 RK3288 Quad Core high-performance processor. The RSB-4680 and EPC-R4680 support 4K resolution via HDMI 2.0, with additional

03/16/2017

Embedded Linux & Android Alliance (ELAA)- Driving an open and unified standard architecture for embedded Linux and Android in the industrial embedded

At Embedded World 2017 today, Advantech (2395.TW), along with AIMobile, ArcherMind, Canonical, Lineo, Retronix, RTSoft, Timesys, ThunderSoft and Witekio, announced that they are forming the Embedded Linux & Android Alliance (ELAA). This industry alliance is committed to driving standardized board adoption of an open and unified architecture for

09/20/2016

World’s First RISC-based Mini-ITX Mother Board-RSB-6410 Supports Triple Displays and Multiple I/O

Advantech, a global leader in embedded computing, is glad to announce the launch of RSB-6410, the world’s first RISC-based Mini-ITX motherboard which drives up to three 1080P displays powered by an NXP i.MX6D/Q Cortex-A9 1.0GHz high performance processor. To facilitate application development, RSB-6410 supports both Linux Yocto and Android OS imag

07/12/2016

RISC-based Ultra Low Power 3.5” Single Board Computer with Multiple I/O and Networking Connectivity

Advantech, a global leader in embedded computing, is glad to announce the launch of RSB-4221, a RISC-based 3.5” single board computer powered by the TI Sitara AM3358 Cortex-A8 1GHz high performance processor. RSB-4221 delivers stable, strong system performance in a low power platform; it’s designed specifically for applications which re

06/22/2016

10 Minutes to Start Your ARM Development

Advantech (2395.TW), a global leader in the embedded computing market, continues innovating with its announcement of ARM-based Starter Kits powered by NXP and TI processors.