hardware:motherboards:up2700
UP2700
| UP2700 | |
|---|---|
| CPU | 2 21264B (EV68), over 1 GHz (planned) |
| Core logic | Caspian (planned) |
| Memory | DDR SDRAM, up to 8 GiB (planned) |
| Buses | 64-bit 66 MHz PCI (planned) |
| Onboard I/O | SCSI, dual Ethernet (planned) |
| Linux | Never |
The UP2700 was a motherboard that API NetWorks announced in August 2000 for release in Q1 2001, alongside the UP1500 and UP1700. 1) Of the three, only the UP1500 was released, and Samsung sold it directly rather than through API NetWorks (see UP1500); the UP2700 was never built. 2)
Specifications
The UP2700 was to use the Caspian chipset and dual Slot B EV68 processors exceeding 1 GHz. API also planned support for up to 8 GiB of 200 MHz DDR SDRAM, onboard SCSI, dual Ethernet, and 66 MHz 64-bit PCI. 3)
1)
"August 2000 Hardware Digest", Andrew Yaschenko, Digit-Life
2)
"Does anyone know anything about the API/Samsung UP1700 and UP2700 motherboards?", Peter Petrakis, axp-list, 6 Oct 2008
3)
"Alpha strikes back against Intel", Mike Magee, The Register, 27 Aug 2000
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