Heres some links A mainboard for the project - 300 MHz Geode CPU, means no fan and no heatsink required. Onboard video (LCD and CRT)/lan/sound/128 Mb ram/DiskOnChip http://www.jenlogix.co.nz/products/wafer-5820.htm
This is the case, available with a 240 V AC or a 12 or 24 V DC PSU http://www.jenlogix.co.nz/products/mb-1200.htm Sadly - none of them take a 3.5" drive, and none take more than two 2.5" drives. This is the same specs as the board above, but conforms to the PC/104 size standard. IE, its fucking tiny. It would fit easily in the dashboard, but you'd have to make your own case... gut an old car radio perhaps? http://www.jenlogix.co.nz/images/manuals/pcm-3350.pdf On Mon, 2003-02-17 at 10:22, Andrew Errington wrote: > Err, the mini-ITX has AC97 sound out, and with a Cubid case you get a > fanless ATX style PSU which accepts 12Vdc input. > > My car MP3 player was built on a standard Pentium 100 mobo with a > soundblaster card. I built my own 12V AT-style PSU. > > I looked at the Soekris stuff (thanks), and it is a bit pricey, not to > mention hard to get hold of. > > Very cool - but I'd want a sound output for what I want :) > > And a 12 V PSU (can anyone guess what I want to do?) > > > > Jenlogix has some cool shit - but its more industrial. > > > > http://www.jenlogix.co.nz/
