Logic Supply Announces Karbon 700 Rugged Linux PC With Core / Xeon CPU Options

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Logic Supply Announces Karbon 700 Rugged Linux PC With Core / Xeon CPU Options

Earlier this summer we checked out the Logic Supply Karbon 300 as a well-built and very durable Linux-friendly PC for low-power environments. That Karbon 300 came equipped with a low-power Apollo Lake Atom processor while today the company announced the Karbon 700 with higher-wattage Core and Xeon CPU options for high performance IoT / edge computing...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Logic-Karbon-700-Linux-PC

[tildearrow]

Nice, although what is that 5-pin connector at the very left?

[torsionbar28]

Nice, although what is that 5-pin connector at the very left?

RTFM? That be how the 'lectric gets in.

https://www.logicsupply.com/computers/rugged/karbon700/?utm_campaign=342428_Press%20Release&utm_medium=email&utm_source=342428_Press%20Release&dm_i=59LI,7C7W,3HGUAT,RNPA,1#view-more

[torsionbar28]

[b] the Karbon 700 with higher-wattage Core and Xeon CPU options for high performance IoT / edge computing...

Also mentioned on their web site:

Up to Intel Core i7 or Xeon processing

Yet their online configurator shows no Xeon cpu options...

[tildearrow]

RTFM? That be how the 'lectric gets in.

https://www.logicsupply.com/computer...PA,1#view-more

Let me freaking ask?

[torsionbar28]

Let me freaking ask?

No, no. RTFM stands for "Rush To Find Meat". It's a commonly used internet acronym denoting hunger.

[LogicDarek]

Darek here from Logic Supply. Thanks for checking out our new Karbon 700!

Nice, although what is that 5-pin connector at the very left?

That's a terminal block power connector that lets users tie power into their existing infrastructure if so desired.

Also mentioned on their web site: Up to Intel Core i7 or Xeon processing
Yet their online configurator shows no Xeon cpu options...

Xeon CPUs will be available as a front-end configuration option soon.