Jetway's PIC-TWL1 is a fanless 100×72mm Pico-ITX motherboard built around Intel's N150 Twin Lake processor, targeting industrial control, factory automation, facial recognition, and edge embedded systems. It supports up to 32GB DDR5 SO-DIMM memory, NVMe storage via M.2, HDMI and LVDS/eDP display outputs, two Gigabit Ethernet ports, two USB 3.2 ports, and various industrial headers (GPIO, RS232/485, SMBus). Compared to Jetway's earlier JPIC-ADN1 and PIC-ASL1 boards, it drops the SIM card slot and SATA connector but adds an extra Ethernet port and a DC jack option. It ships with a heatsink and COM cable, and samples are available for $315 on Jetway's eShop, with Windows 11 and Linux support.
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What are the specs of the Jetway PIC-TWL1 Pico-ITX motherboard?
The Jetway PIC-TWL1 is a fanless 100x72mm Pico-ITX board using an Intel Processor N150 Twin Lake quad-core CPU with 24EU UHD graphics and 6W TDP. It supports up to 32GB DDR5 4800 MT/s SO-DIMM memory, NVMe SSD via M.2 B+M-Key, HDMI 1.4b, LVDS/eDP display outputs, two Gigabit Ethernet RJ45 ports, two USB 3.2 ports, RS-232/422/485 headers, and Intel PTT security. It costs $315. Track new industrial SBC releases like this one on daily.dev as you plan embedded hardware.
How does the Jetway PIC-TWL1 differ from the earlier Jetway JPIC-ADN1 and PIC-ASL1 boards?
The PIC-TWL1 drops the SIM card slot (removing 4G/5G cellular support) and the SATA connector found on the JPIC-ADN1 and PIC-ASL1. In exchange, it gains an extra Gigabit Ethernet RJ45 port and an optional DC jack for power, and it uses the newer Intel N150 Twin Lake processor instead of the N97/N200 or Atom x7213RE/x7433RE chips. Compare embedded board generations like these on daily.dev before choosing hardware for a project.