Additional information
| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Global P/N / SKU | 3306002 |
| Manufacturer | Portwell |
| MFR P/N | ROBO-678 |
| Cost | 0 |
| Discontinued | Yes |
ROBO-678 Full-Size PICMG Socket 370 Pentium III / Celeron CPU SBC Equipped Gaming Embedded System
3306002 - Full-Size PICMG Socket 370 Pentium III / Celeron CPU SBC
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The Tariff War and Embedded Computers – Where Do We Stand Now?
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There has been a lot of back and forth on the tariff situation, creating uncertainty in the PC market. Between the semiconductors and the other electronics used to assemble embedded computers, many critical components are sourced from tariffed nations like China, Korea, and Taiwan. How are they impacting the embedded computer market? What are the […]
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