October 3, 2013 - DFI announces HM920-HM86 COM Express embedded computer. This COM Express Basic module is powered by BGA 1364 packaging technology supporting the latest 4th generation Intel Core processor family which is the next generation of 64-bit, multi-core processor built on 22-nanometer process technology and delivers up to 5~15% CPU performance increase compared with its previous generations. The Intel HD Graphics engine integrated into these processors supports up to 2x significant improvement in 3D graphics performance and faster video conversion to HD transcode performance increase. Targeted at multimedia and medical applications, the HM920-HM86 offers enhanced graphics performance via the VGA and LVDS interfaces.
The HM920-HM86 features 2 DDR3L SODIMM sockets that support up to 16GB low voltage memory, and an optional onboard SSD that offers the persistent function of data storage. This low-power module board takes full advantage of the Intel HM86 Express chipset which is packed with high performance and flexible I/O capabilities to provide increased mobile computing and graphics performance. The HM920-HM86 also comes with multiple expansion configurations that offer additional capabilities for various demands via 1 PCIe x16, 6 PCIe x1, and 4 PCI interfaces. Based on these combined features as described above, the HM920-HM86 is a perfect mobile embedded module for a whole range of applications requiring a stable revision-controlled platform, such as industrial control automation.
About DFI
Established in 1981, DFI is a leading supplier of high-performance computing technology worldwide. With more than 32 years of experience, DFI focuses on innovative design and manufacture of leading-edge board and system level products for embedded applications requiring strict revision control and long life availability. DFI uses the latest technology platforms and manufacturing techniques to produce cost-effective products for use in medical diagnostic & imaging, A/POS, industrial control, kiosk, security & surveillance, digital signage, gaming, and other embedded applications.