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Old 16th May 2013, 08:41   #1
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Default Aaeon EPC-CV1 is an Atom-powered single-board computer
Aaeon's EPC-CV1 is powered by an Intel Atom N2600 x86 processor, which is somewhat of a rarity when it comes to single-board computers, as most are equipped with RISC-based ARM chips.

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