ASUS has unveiled, or rather inadvertently leaked, what may be the first Jasper Lake mini-ITX motherboard. following Intel Jasper Lake processors launch last January and a few mini PCs and 2-in-1s were introduced in recent months.
ASUS N5105I-IM-A mini-ITX industrial motherboard is equipped with an Intel Celeron N5105 quad-core Jasper Lake processor with two SO-DIMM slots, VGA, HDMI, LVDS, PCIe 3.0/2.0 x1, mini PCIe, eight USB interfaces, six serial interfaces, as well as 12V DC input and output.
- SoC – Intel Celeron N5105 quad-core processor @ 2.0GHz / 2.9GHz (Turbo) with Intel UHD graphics 605; 10W TDP
- System Memory – 2x SO-DIMM sockets
- Storage – 2x SATA ports
- Video Output
- HDMI 2.0
- DisplayPort
- LVDS colay with eDP
- VGA
- Triple independent display support
- Audio – 3.5mm Line In and Line Out jacks; 3W amplifier; integrated buzzer
- Networking – Gigabit Ethernet port
- USB – 4x USB 3.2 Type-A ports, 4x USB interfaces on headers
- Serial – 3x COM ports (DB9), 3x serial ports via internal headers
- Expansion
- PCIe 3.0/2.0 x1
- mini PCIe
- DIO header
- RJ11 connector
- Power Supply
- 12V input via 4-pin connector or header
- 12V output via header
- Dimensions – 170×170 mm (Mini-ITX form factor)
- Temperature Range – 0–60°C
ASUS N5105I-IM-A mini-ITX industrial motherboard is designed for space-constraints installations, notably Point-of-Sales (PoS) and retail applications with support for an MSR/RFID reader for credit card payment, RJ11/DIO connector for cash drawers, and 12V DC power output for an extra display.
I don’t think the motherboard was meant to be announced just now, as ASUS pulled down the product page, and never released the full specifications.
Via Anandtech and FanlessTech
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If its not to expensive i will get one to upgrade the home server.
They don’t seem to release many new on board cpu boards these days.
Since it’s an industrial board it will likely be fairly expensive.
It might also only be possible to purchase it through a company account (TBC).
But hopefully similar consumer-grade motherboards, minus the COM ports, RJ11, LVDS, etc.. are coming soon.
Yeah i hope so to, the N5105 cpu looks kinda nice.
Some of the Asus industrial boards are quite reasonably priced. That said a consumer board will be cheaper, and probably available first.
There are a lot of older Atom, Celeron boards on Aliexpress lately, both new and secondhand. Also embedded PC.
I will have a look, but i want something with a recent gpu that can transcode with jellyfin.