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A new addition to Phantek’s Eclipse lineup of mid-tower cases aims to tempt fans of small PC builds. Announced Thursday, the Eclipse P200A shrinks the company’s airflow-focused cases down to a mini-tower that accommodates ITX and DTX motherboards exclusively, with an equally tiny starting price of just $50. An upgraded model with RGB lighting and tempered glass comes in at a modest $70.
Some mini-ITX builders might sit up at that low cost, as the cheapest small cases hover around $100. Not every PC using an ITX board seeks to take up as little space possible, after all so while small-form-factor enthusiasts may shun the Phanteks Eclipse P200A for being oversized at 30L, DIYers itching to create a showy yet diminutive rig will have room to stuff in lots of hardware.
Phanteks goes mini with its Eclipse P200A ITX case
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Phanteks goes mini with its Eclipse P200A ITX case
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Lattice unveils Embedded Vision FPGA for automotive applications Lattice Semiconductor has expanded its Crosslink-NX family with new FPGAs specified for automotive applications such as ADAS and IVI systems.
These CrossLink-NX FPGAs provide a combination of best-in-class low power, small form factor, high-performance I/O, and reliability to embedded vision applications for advanced automobiles. They are currently the only FPGAs in their class to support embedded MIPI D-PHY interfaces with speeds up to 10 Gbps.
âAs automotive systems grow in capability and complexity, the number of integrated sensors and displays is increasing which presents a challenge to automotive system designers that need to quickly and reliably process image data to deliver real-time performance to enable a compelling - and safety-focused - user experience,â explained Jay Aggarwal, Director of Silicon Product Marketing, Lattice. âWith support for automotive operating te