Two questions.
First: Is the power supply in the Travla C137 designed for an input of 19v or 12v? It'd be spiffy to be able to plug a CarNetix regulator into the included power supply.
Second: The EPIA-M10000 uses the Nehemiah core CPU. Does the EPIA-CL10000 use the same core, or is it using the older Ezra core? The extra USB and serial ports on the CL are quite attractive, but I'd prefer the Nehemiah core. I've not been able to find a conclusive answer with Google.
Er...make that three questions, are there any known audio quality differences between the M10000 and the CL10000?
Here is the list of cases the CNX-P1260 is compatible with. It seems from here that the C137 is a 19V power supply, and Mike is working on getting one working
As for the cores, I'm not sure on the difference. I don't know of any differences in the audio quality between the two, but if they use the same sound chipset then they should sound the same
Garry
Co-Developer of A.I.M.E.E
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There is your answer!VIA EPIA CL10000 Motherboard
Specifications:
MFG-PART#: EPIA-CL10000
CPU: EMBEDDED VIA C3 1GHZ (NEHEMIAH) CPU
CHIPSET: VIA CLE266/VT8235
MEMORY: 1 DDR266 UP TO 1GB
AUDIO: VIA VT1612A 2 CHANNEL AC97 ON BOARD
VIDEO: INTEGRATED VIA UNICHROME 2D/3D GRAPHICS W/MPEG-2 DECODER
LAN: DUAL 10/100 ETHERNET ON BOARD
SLOTS: 1PCI,4*USB2.0; ONBOARD 1 EXTRA USB2.0 PIN & 3 COM PORT PIN HEADER
IDE: ATA 133/100/66
MINI-ITX: 17CM*17CM
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