World’s first Qseven COM based on 4th/5th-gen Intel Core?
Commell’s Linux friendly “QE-E71” COM appears to be the first Intel Core based Qseven module. It supports both 4th Gen Haswell and 5th Gen Broadwell CPUs.
The QE-E71 appears to be the first Qseven COM packing an Intel Core processor. We have seen a number of Intel Atom, Intel Braswell, and AMD G-Series based Qseven modules, not to mention numerous ARM-based Qsevens, but Intel Core chips are more often found in COM Express form factors. The QE-E71 updates an earlier QE-E70 Qseven module with Atom E3845 and Celeron J1900/N2930 support.
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