http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AmigaOne_X1000
Co-processor: "Xena" 500 MHz XCore XS1-L1 128 SDS
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Even before the 'wish list' was completed, hardware design company Varisys had been identified as an ideal partner based on their track record both with the PowerPC architecture and with parallel computing. The decision to form a partnership with Varisys had the consequence of bringing XMOS technology to the AmigaOne X1000, as it is the connection between XMOS and the Varisys team, dating back to earlier work on the Inmos Transputer, that led to the suggestion of including an XMOS XCore chip on the X1000 motherboard.[7] This XCore chip is referred to by A-Eon as the 'Xena' Coprocessor.
The images that are available appear to be blacked out in a number of the most interesting places. According to their website it's going to be the 128 pin version on the production board (and they mention 64 I/O lines. I'm not sure what context the image from williamk has; could be someone just posted the wrong one when discussing it (and it looks like a prototype PCB anyway, since it doesn't have any solder mask).ale500 wrote:That's the 64 pin version !