Features include:
Standard ATX motherboard and Nvidia video card
Intel XScale 80321 600 MHz 32-bit processor
Two 64-bit and two 32-bit PCI slots (two occupied by graphics and USB cards, two free)
RISC OS version 5 in hardware ROM module, using 32-bit addressing mode.

Support for the Linux operating system
Support for "legacy" Acorn DEBI expansion cards
USB interfacing
It was the first time substantial changes had been made to the platform since the release of the Risc PC in 1994.
All interim machines had been built on the ARM7500 system on a chip, which was widely regarded as a single-chip Risc PC. (
It incorporated the memory controller, video, sound, IO and CPU logic of a Risc PC, leaving only memory and disc interfacing to be added.)

The presence of PCI and USB capabilities, as well as the retained "podule" bus, attracted comparisons to Acorn's aborted Phoebe PC; however, such comparisons should be tempered with Phoebe's proposed feature set, which retained VIDC and 26-bit mode, and although Phoebe was intended to be capable of SMP configurations, its proposed shipping configuration had been for one SA110 CPU.
Features include:
Standard ATX motherboard and Nvidia video card
Intel XScale 80321 600 MHz 32-bit processor
Two 64-bit and two 32-bit PCI slots (two occupied by graphics and USB cards, two free)
RISC OS version 5 in hardware ROM module, using 32-bit addressing mode.
Support for the Linux operating system
Support for "legacy" Acorn DEBI expansion cards
USB interfacing
It was the first time substantial changes had been made to the platform since the release of the Risc PC in 1994. All interim machines had been built on the ARM7500 system on a chip, which was widely regarded as a single-chip Risc PC. (It incorporated the memory controller, video, sound, IO and CPU logic of a Risc PC, leaving only memory and disc interfacing to be added.)
The presence of PCI and USB capabilities, as well as the retained "podule" bus, attracted comparisons to Acorn's aborted Phoebe PC; however, such comparisons should be tempered with Phoebe's proposed feature set, which retained VIDC and 26-bit mode, and although Phoebe was intended to be capable of SMP configurations, its proposed shipping configuration had been for one SA110 CPU.
Iyonix PC