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Here is an image of the VIA EPIA-M860 Mini-ITX board, a flexible paltform for demanding digital signage, media terminals, infotainment devices and online streaming video applications. Shown here from the side with a heat sink.
Elliot chose a VIA EPIA M10000 Mini-ITX board for its small form factor and ability to fit nicely in the trunk of his car.
Combined firewall, dhcp-server, media-server, torrent-server (Deluge), netboot-server and playground for new stuff. Running Ubuntu server edition, Karmic Koala for the time being.
The VIA EPIA-M910 Mini-ITX board features a 1.2GHz VIA QuadCore E-Series processor. Shown here from the top with VIA QuadCore CPU.
During the CES 2012 tradeshow in Las Vegas, VIA participated in the ShowStoppers media event. Here is a shot of the VIA Labs USB 3.0 demoes, including the latest VIA Labs USB2Expressway Technology.
The VIA EPIA-M910 Mini-ITX board features support for 8 COM ports which can be expanded to 12 with the VIA LPC-01/02 add-on card. Seen here with the VIA LPC-01/02 add-on card.
The VIA EPIA-M910 Mini-ITX board is one of the first two Mini-ITX boards to feature the new VIA QuadCore E-Series processor. Shown here from an angle with the VIA QuadCore E-Series Logo.
The VIA EPIA-M900 is the most recent VIA Mini-ITX board available. IT is the first board to feature a VIA Nano X2 E-series dual core CPU.
Not wanting a full sized keyboard in his car, Hayden drew inspiration from another install by TomG involving the adoption of a stock Ford headunit to control an IR remote.
The VIA EPIA-M910 Mini-ITX board is a highly optomized and scalable solution for a wide array of embedded applications.Shown here from a 45 degree angle.