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MITX-6850 Mini-ITX Motherboard Socket 479 Intel Core 2 Duo Processors with FSB667M Intel 82945GM（E） + ICH7M Two Dual channel SO_DIMM up to DDRII 533/667 2G SDRAM Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950, support VGA/LVDS/TV-OUT support 7.1 CH HD Audio,SPDIF,MIC,CD-in Dual 10/100/1000 base-T PCI-E LAN 32-bit/ 33MHz PCI slot, 2COM,6USB,2SATA,IDE,CompactFlash,2LAN,IrDA,GPIO   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Profile: MITX-6850 Mini-ITX motherboard, based on 945GM/GME+ICH7M chipset,533/667MHz FSB, support Socket 479 Intel Core 2 Duo Processors with FSB667M, onboard two 200Pin SO-DIMM DDRⅡ 533/667 SDRAM slot, capacity max. up to 2GB.Internal graphic controller, support VGA/TV-OUT/LVDS，TV-OUT&LVDS dual-displaying. Rich connectors is extended: one IDE, two SATAⅡ ports, support six USB2.0，two COM, two 10/100/1000Mbit/s LAN ports and one standard PCI slot. Low power-consume and high performance makes MITX-6850 can be widely used in the field of metallurgy, car, communication, pharmacy, ATM, POS, baccy etc..

Specification:

Processor System CPU(Socket 479) Intel Core 2Duo Intel Core Duo Intel Core Solo Celeron M (Yonah Core) Max.Speed 2.33GHz 2.33GHz 1.86GHz 1.83G FrontSideBus 667MHz 533/667MHz 533/667MHz 533MHz L2Cache 4MB 2MB 2MB 1MB Power Consumption 34W 31W 31W 31W Chipset Intel 82945GM（E） + ICH7M BIOS AMI CORE8 Plug & Play BIOS，4Mbit Flash BIOS chip System Memory Technology DDRII 533/667 MHz Max. Capacity 2GB Socket 2 ?200PIN Dual channel DDRII SO_DIMM Socket Graphic Controller Intel 82945GM（E） GMCH integrated Graphics Media Accelerator 950 VRAM Intel DVMT 3.0, Max. supports 224 MB video memory LVDS Single channel 18-bit/Dual-channel 36-bit LVDS up to uXGA (1600 ?1200) VGA VGA support up to 2048 ?1536 TV-OUT TV-OUT support NTSC/PAL/SECAM standard definition formats,S-Video Output interfaces Dual-display LVDS+VGA / LVDS+TV-OUT independently dual-display Ethernet Controller Intel 82573V Spec. 10/100/1000 base-T PCI-E network controller Others Support WOL and Boot from LAN Rear I/O VGA 1 ?DB15 LAN 2 ?RJ45 USB Port 4 ?USB2.0 Audio Two jacks for Mic in ， Line out COM 1 ?DB9,support RS-232 PS/2 2 ?PS2 KB/MS Internal I/O IO Chip W83627HF SATA 2 ?SATAⅡ,support data transfer rate to 3.0Gb/s(300 MB/s) IDE 1 ?IDE，standard 40 Pin IDE（UDMA100），two IDE devices supported Compact Flash 1 ?Type II CompactFlash with IDE master USB 2 ?USB 2.0 (2? Header) IrDA 1 ?5 Header LVDS 1 ?LVDS TV-OUT 2 ?3 Header Audio Realtek ALC888 supports 7.1 CH HD Audio ;7.1 Channels（By J8），SPDIF(By J3)，front audio output,MIC，(BY J6)，CD-in GPIO 8 bit digital IO, 4 input and 4 output COM 1 x IDC10, Supports RS-232/422/485 Expansion PCI PCI 32-bit/ 33MHz Watchdog Output Reset Interval Programable 1-255S or 1-255m Other Power Supply Single Power(+12V,5A)/ATX Size 170mm?70mm（6.69?6.69?#65289; Operate Environment -40°C~60°C (T), 5% ~95% (H)

Packing List:

Description Quantily Description Quantily Description Quantily Driver-CD 1pcs IDE HDD cable 1pcs SATA Power Cable(optional) 1pcs Serial Port 1pcs SATA Data Cable 1pcs Jumper Header few   Ordering Information :   PN# VGA TV-OUT LVDS COM1,2 USB2.0 LAN MITX-6850 v v v v 6 2

Mini-ITX(Also MITX) is a 17 x 17 cm low-power motherboard form factor developed by VIA Technologies. Mini-ITX is slightly smaller than microATX. Mini-ITX boards can often be passively cooled due to their low power consumption architecture, which makes them useful for home theater systems, where fan noise can detract from the cinema experience.

Contents

1 History
2 Product codes
3 See also
4 References
5 External links
5.1 Manufacturers
5.2 Other Websites
 

Alix.1C Mini-ITX embedded board with AMD Geode LX 800 together with Compact Flash, miniPCI and PCI slots, 44-pin IDE interface and 256MB RAM

A mini-ITX motherboard

History

In March 2001, the chipset manufacturer VIA Technologies released a reference design for an ITX motherboard, to promote the low power C3 processor they had bought from Centaur Technologies, in combination with their chipsets. Designed by Robert Kuo, VIA's chief R&D expert, the 215 mm x 191 mm VT6009 ITX Reference Board was demonstrated in "Information PC" and set-top box form factors. He would later go on to design the Mini-ITX form factor. The ITX form factor was never taken up by manufacturers, who instead produced smaller boards based on the very similar 229 mm x 191 mm FlexATX form factor.

In October 2001, VIA announced their decision to create a new motherboard division, to provide standardized infrastructure for lower-cost PC form factors and focus on embedded devices. The result was the November 2001 release of the VT6010 Mini-ITX reference design, once again touted as an "Information PC", or low cost entry level x86 computing platform. Manufacturers were still reticent, but customer response was much more receptive, so VIA decided to manufacture and sell the boards themselves. In April 2002 the first Mini-ITX motherboards?IA's EPIA 5000 (fanless 533 MHz Eden processor) and EPIA 800 (800 MHz C3)?ere sold to industrial customers.

Enthusiasts soon noticed the advantages of small size, low noise and power consumption, and started to push the boundaries of case modding into something else?uilding computers into nearly every object imaginable, and sometimes even creating new cases altogether. Hollowed out vintage computers, humidors, toys, electronics, musical instruments, and even a 1960s-era toaster have become homes to relatively quiet, or even silent Mini-ITX systems, capable of many of the tasks of a modern desktop PC.

Mini-ITX boards are still primarily industrial boards, with the majority sold in bulk for less exciting applications. They are produced with a much longer sales lifetime than consumer boards (the original EPIAs are still available), something that industrial users need. Manufacturers can prototype using standard cases and power supplies, then build their own enclosures if volumes get high enough. Typical applications include playing music in supermarkets and advertising display boards.

To date there have been three generations of VIA's Mini-ITX boards, the original PL133 chipset boards (affectionately known as "Classic" boards), CLE266 chipset boards (adding MPEG-2 acceleration), and CN400 boards (which added MPEG-4 acceleration). Second generation boards include the EPIA M, MII, CL, PD, TC and MS?ll tailored to slightly different markets. The EPIA SP is the first CN400 board to be released to date. All current VIA boards use their x86-compatible CPU?he C3, or its lower power Eden variant. In 2006 the next generation C7 CPU was released in new line of VIA boards. Other manufacturers have also produced boards using the same form-factor, using VIA, but also Intel, AMD, Transmeta and PowerPC technology.

Intel has introduced the Desktop Board D201GLY which has the same physical dimensions of (6.75 inches by 6.75 inches [171.45 millimeters by 171.45 millimeters]) though they designated this a uATX.