Intel Galileo Review

Features
The Galileo is the second Open Source Hardware product that Intel has released (The MinnowBoard was the first). With that being said this means the PCB layout and the Schematics are available.
The Galileo Features the 400MHz 32-bit single core/thread Intel® Pentium ISA-Compatible Processor with 16 Kb of L1 cache. There is 512 Kb of on-die embedded SRAM and an integrated Real Time Clock with the option of a 3 volt coin cell battery for operation between turn on cycles. The board has a 10/100 Ethernet connector, Full PCI express mini-card slot, with PCIe 2.0 compliant features, which works with half mini-PCIe cards (with optional converter plate) and provides a USB 2.0 host port. A 10-pin standard JTAG header is on the board for debugging. There are 2 hard reset buttons, One for the processor and one for the Arduino portion to reset sketches and any attached shields. Storage options include a default 8 Mb flash to store the firmware (or bootloader) and the latest sketch (256Kb - 512Kb is dedicated for sketch storage), 512 Kb embedded SRAM, 256 Mb DRAM, Optional micro SD card slot (up to 32Gb of storage), USB storage (ex. a flashdrive or even an external hard drive),and 11 Kb EEPROM which can be programmed via the EEPROM library.
The Galileo Features the 400MHz 32-bit single core/thread Intel® Pentium ISA-Compatible Processor with 16 Kb of L1 cache. There is 512 Kb of on-die embedded SRAM and an integrated Real Time Clock with the option of a 3 volt coin cell battery for operation between turn on cycles. The board has a 10/100 Ethernet connector, Full PCI express mini-card slot, with PCIe 2.0 compliant features, which works with half mini-PCIe cards (with optional converter plate) and provides a USB 2.0 host port. A 10-pin standard JTAG header is on the board for debugging. There are 2 hard reset buttons, One for the processor and one for the Arduino portion to reset sketches and any attached shields. Storage options include a default 8 Mb flash to store the firmware (or bootloader) and the latest sketch (256Kb - 512Kb is dedicated for sketch storage), 512 Kb embedded SRAM, 256 Mb DRAM, Optional micro SD card slot (up to 32Gb of storage), USB storage (ex. a flashdrive or even an external hard drive),and 11 Kb EEPROM which can be programmed via the EEPROM library.
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