BCM announces its MX3350N thin mini-ITX fanless motherboard powered by Intel’s newest Apollo Lake processors

BCM, an associate member of Intel® IoT Solutions Alliance, announces the MX3350N thin mini-ITX motherboard running Intel’s newest 14nm Celeron N3350 SoC platform, codenamed Apollo Lake. The two main features this new processor brings to BCM’s Intel® Atom™ product class are lower TDP and the capability of supporting three independent displays. The Intel N3350 processor is a dual-core 1.1 GHz SoC processor with a burst frequency capability of 2.4 GHz and a TDP of 6 watts which is lower than previous generation Celeron™ J1900 and Atom E3845 processors. The N3350 processor is the first generation in the Atom/Celeron family that supports three independent displays running simultaneously.

BCM’s MX3350N is the ideal solution for applications such as medical instrumentation, digital signage, HMI applications, kiosks, diagnostic equipment, industrial automation, and retail transaction equipment that require low power, fanless operation, and the ability to operate in a thin enclosure environments. It is also ideal for applications that require multiple display outputs such as digital systems with multiple user display input and output requirements.

Product Page: http://www.bcmcom.com/bcm_product_MX3350N.htm
Datasheet: http://www.bcmcom.com/product_spec/MX3350N.pdf

The MX3350N evaluation boards are now available for evaluation in limited quantities. Please reserve your unit by contacting BCMSales@bcmcom.com or get in touch with your BCM representative or business development managers.