Late last month, VIA came clean with its very first Pico-ITX box, and now the company is unveiling an entirely new form factor: Em-ITX. Reportedly, it’s the first form factor that comes standard with “dual I\/O coastlines.” The benefit? It should reduce cable clutter, improve airflow and enable sub-2-centimeter high embedded systems. That last bit is rather important, as you aren’t apt to see this pushed much in the consumer realm. Rather, it will likely be reserved for enterprise customers and those dealing<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Late last month, VIA came clean with its very first Pico-ITX box, and now the company is unveiling an entirely new form factor: Em-ITX. Reportedly, it’s the first form factor that comes standard with “dual I\/O coastlines.” The benefit? It should reduce cable clutter, improve airflow and enable sub-2-centimeter high embedded systems. That last bit is rather important, as you aren’t apt to see this pushed much in the consumer realm. Rather, it will likely be reserved for enterprise customers and those dealing Continue reading