Gigabyte Unveils New IoT motherboards, GA-IMB1900N and GA-IMB1900TN

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Finally, they realized that putting Intel NICs on motherboards guarantees sales.
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anticupidon:

Finally, they realized that putting Intel NICs on motherboards guarantees sales.
They never stoped selling NIC, it always sell very well, there is lot in industrial segment and even more in office.
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I predict the TN model is going to sell better. The other one just seems like yet another generic BGA Celeron board.
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@rl66 you got me wrong here. The vast majority of ITX low power boards are sold with Realtek NIC for consumers, this one comes with Intel. And for those who want to build an DIY server, NAS, Intel NIC are the best option. Cheers!
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anticupidon:

@rl66 you got me wrong here. The vast majority of ITX low power boards are sold with Realtek NIC for consumers, this one comes with Intel. And for those who want to build an DIY server, NAS, Intel NIC are the best option. Cheers!
I haven't working with itx since 3 or 4 year, but when i was working they were all in Intel, Realtek were generaly used with cheap board or AMD... but i totaly agree, when you go LAN Intel is the best solution (at least the most compatible).