Compact EPIC SBC runs Linux on Bay Trail, has legacy appeal
Aaeon’s “EPIC-BT07” SBC runs Linux on Bay Trail CPUs and offers multiple display, GbE, USB, and COM ports, plus mini-PCIe and stackable PCI-104 expansion.
The Aaeon EPIC-BT07 appears to be aimed at bringing updated features to the PC/104 Consortium’s well worn EPIC SBC form factor. Its I/O includes six COM and six USB ports (including one that’s USB 3.0), plus dual simultaneous display graphics operation, two SATA interfaces, and a pair of Gigabit Ethernet ports. The product looks to be a drop-in alternative to Aaeon’s previously announced EPIC-BDU7, but substituting Intel’s 22nm “Bay Trail” Atoms and Celerons for the EPIC-BDU7’s 14nm “Broadwell” processors. Additionally, like the BDU7, the BT07 positions its processor on the bottom of the board for efficient heat dissipation.
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