The 2009 Embedded Systems Conference was the host for a range of stackable options using new standards such as SUMIT and StackableUSB. The 420-by-372 USB3201 LCD from Micro/Sys is designed to work with StackableUSB boards. It has 4 Mbits of serial flash on board plus an optional touch screen. Versalogic’s Ocelot single-board computer with a 1.6-GHz Atom processor sports SUMIT-104 connectors. The PC/104 ISA connector provides legacy support while the SUMIT connectors provide access to PCI Express in addition to LPC, USB, SPI, and I²C. The SPX connector provides cable access to SPI devices. Peripherals include integrated video, 1-Gbit Ethernet, HD audio, and four serial ports plus 2 Gbytes of DDR2 memory.

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