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Seeing as the EPIA MII has some security features built into the processor I figure a little info on exactly what Via PadLock is would be helpful. ' CPU voltage monitoring, Wake-on-LAN, Keyboard Power-on, Timer Power-on, System power management, AC power failure recovery

' VIA Networking Tahoe™ VT6103 Fast Ethernet 10/100 PHY-ceiver ' 1 Serial port connector for second COM port ' FIR connector, CIR connector (Switchable for KB/MS) ' Front-panel audio connectors (mic-in and line-out) ' 1 USB connector for 2 additional USB 2.0 ports ' 3 Audio jacks: line-out, line-in and mic-in ' 1 VGA port, 1 RCA port (SPDIF or TV-Out), 1 S-Video port ' 1 PS2 mouse port, 1 PS2 keyboard port, 1 Serial port ' 1 CardBus Type I and Type II slot, 1 CompactFlash slot ' CardBus Type I & Type II, Ricoh R5C476 II / R5C485 CardBus Controller ' Integrated VIA Unichrome™ 2D/3D graphics with MPEG-2 Accelerator, motion compensation and duo-view support ' 1 DDR266 DIMM socket, Up to 1GB memory size ' VIA CLE266 North Bridge, VIA VT8235 South Bridge There are too many features to list here, so here is a list of the specifications. Also included onboard are CF and PCMCIA slots which add in one of the major downfalls of these boards, expandability. Via Padlock is an encryption and decryption engine designed to be used with the US Government approved Advanced Encryption Standard. One such feature is built right into the VIA C3 processor, the Via Padlock Advanced Cryptography Engine (ACE). The EPIA MII features some new technology that is fairly innovative. Boasting fully featured motherboards in the super small space of 17cm x 17cm is no easy task. Via has answered the call for small components with the EPIA line of products. With space becoming extremely hard to come by, smaller components are necessary to survive. Smaller cars, smaller portable devices and especially smaller computers are becoming the norm. More and more as I look around I see a trend to move to smaller things. Gone are the days when bigger necessarily meant better.

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