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Looking at currently throwing together a small portable system... any
one know where I may be able to find a affordable, not more than
150, small motherboard that has video, eide, usb, and ethernet?

BTW I am looking for something useful not like at one of the VIA
boards that requires a ATX powersupply. I want to try to keep it using
either 5v or 12v.