LattePanda Mu Intel N100 x86 Compute Module Kit | 8GB LPDDR5 64GB eMMC | Modular SoM Board (Requires Power Supply) | Windows 10/11 & Linux Support | PCIe 3.0 | DIY NAS, Soft Router & Maker Dev

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• [IMPORTANT: EVALUATION KIT FOR MAKERS & DEVS] This is a modular SoM evaluation kit designed for engineers and DIY enthusiasts, NOT a ready-to-use mini PC. The kit includes the Mu module (N100, 8GB LPDDR5, 64GB eMMC), a Lite Carrier Board, and an active cooler. Please note: 12V-20V power adapter is NOT included. It is optimized for experienced developers to integrate into custom NAS, enterprise routers, or professional IoT project.
• [UNLEASH x86 POWER WITH INTEL N100] Equipped with the Intel N100 processor (up to 3.4GHz). This x86 compute module delivers double the multi-core performance of traditional ARM-based SBCs, handling complex computing tasks effortlessly. Adjustable TDP (6W-35W) ensures an optimal balance between low-power passive cooling and peak performance.
• [ULTIMATE EXPANDABILITY VIA PCIe 3.0] The included Lite Carrier Board unlocks unparalleled expandability with up to 9 PCIe 3.0 lanes. This supports the direct connection of full-size dedicated graphics cards (GPU), multiple 2.5G/10G network interface cards (NIC), standard SATA drives, and up to 64 GPIOs—offering a level of customization that standard finished mini PCs cannot achieve.
• [SYSTEM-ON-MODULE DESIGN & OPEN-SOURCE] Breaking free from fixed IO limitations, the LattePanda Mu adopts a flexible SoM architecture. Open-source KiCAD carrier board design files are provided to drastically reduce R&D time for B2B engineers. This facilitates the seamless design of custom baseboards for robotics, industrial controllers, or smart kiosks.
• [NATIVE X86 SUPPORT | WINDOWS 10, 11 & LINUX] Unlike ARM boards that often struggle with software porting, the x86 architecture guarantees a seamless native experience. Featuring robust support for Windows 10, Windows 11, Ubuntu, the module effortlessly runs standard PC games, professional industrial software, or local AI applications without compatibility headaches.