What is the most powerful single board computer?

See All Options
OverviewSpecsProsConsRecommendationsComments
Ad
Contributors
Matthew
Eric
Jeffrey Moore
HonestSjofn
2
User 
Recs.
12
Updates
Last 
Updated
Here’s the Deal
Slant is powered by a community that helps you make informed decisions. Tell us what you’re passionate about to get your personalized feed and help others.
Related Questions
Activity
13 Options
Udoo x86 Ultra
23 Recommendations
ODROID-XU4
4 Recommendations
ASUS Tinker Board S
5 Recommendations
LattePanda 4G/64GB
6 Recommendations
Intel NUC
4 Recommendations
Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+
5 Recommendations
up board
0 Recommendations
NanoPC
6 Recommendations
MYC-JX8MX
1 Recommendations
UP²
0 Recommendations
UDOO BOLT
0 Recommendations
Novasom Industries M7
3 Recommendations
Embedded Now Piconium
2 Recommendations
See Product Page for "Embedded Now Piconium"
This option has been marked as Flagged.See in comments

50
Embedded Now Piconium

Add Video or Image

The Piconium is an Intel-based single-board computer designed to reliably operate in harsh conditions. It offers high performance, easy integration, great support, and a long manufacturing lifespan.

SpecsUpdate

Pros

Eric

Pro
Performance

This thing cooks. It has 4 cores and a GPU.

Update
Comment
Eric

Pro
x86 Compatible

It uses an Intel Atom processor, so most OSes and software run on it without modification.

Update
Comment
Eric

Pro
Lots of RAM

It comes with 2GB of ECC DDR3L RAM, but they can deliver it with up to 8GB.

Update
Comment
Eric

Pro
Integration

It's slathered in ports. Because it runs Linux, there are a lot of peripherals that work out-of-the-box with it.

Update
Comment
Eric

Pro
Support

Online docs are great. Their engineers are willing to help out.

Update
Comment
Eric

Pro
Connectivity

It comes with built-in GbE and has accessories for WiFi and Bluetooth.

Update
Comment
Matthew
Eric

Pro
Fanless

The board is able to operate with only a heatsink or heat spreader. Eliminating moving parts is great.

Update
Comment
Know any positive aspects of this option?

Cons

Eric

Con
Cost

This is an expensive board, but for a reason. It's built with rugged components for professional products. It's overkill if you are looking for a board to tinker with.

Update
Comment
Know any negative aspects of this option?

Recommendations

Currently displaying 0 out of 3 total recommendations.

Comments

Have a question about Embedded Now Piconium? Leave a comment for Matthew, Eric and 2 other contributors.

Something went wrong. Please try again.

Submit
See Product Page for "Embedded Now Piconium"
Help millions of people make better decisions.
Each month, over 2.8 million people use Slant to find the best products and share their knowledge. Pick the tags you’re passionate about to get a personalized feed and begin contributing your knowledge.
undefinedurl nextprice drop