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Configuration, price, and availability
Available in two configurations — 8GB RAM/64GB eMMC and 16GB RAM/128GB eMMC — LattePanda IOTA
natively supports both Windows and Linux, enabling flexible development. Its adjustable TDP (6W–15W) allows
developers to balance performance with power efficiency, adapting to varied edge computing and industrial IoT
requirements.
The Mainboard Options/Configurations
| Model (Configuration options) | Description |
| 8GB RAM, 64GB eMMC | Ideal for standard embedded applications and basic system development, offering an excellent balance between performance and cost. |
| 16GB RAM, 128GB eMMC | Designed for handling large software, multitasking, or even local LLMs, offering seamless performance and plenty of storage. |
| 8GB/64GB) with a Win11 IoT Ent License | Includes a pre-activated Windows 11 IoT Enterprise license tailored for commercial use, ensuring long-term support and reliable security updates. |
| 16GB/128GB eMMC | Equipped with a Win11 IoT Ent License, it offers top-tier performance and is designed for professional and large-scale commercial deployment. |
LattePanda IOTA Price and availability
The Board Kit starts at $187.80, with the price varying based on the accessories included. It is available for purchase directly from the official DFRobot online store. The basic starter kit includes the board with 8GB RAM, 64GB eMMC, a passive heatsink, an Intel AX210 WiFi 6E module, and a power adapter or cables.
If you’re looking to save some money, you can opt for a bare board (Intel N150, 8GB RAM / 64GB eMMC) without any accessories, power adapter, or cables for just $129.00. If the 8GB RAM feels limiting and you need more, consider the 16GB RAM model priced at $175.00. For any technical questions, feel free to contact the company using the details provided at the end of the article.
Here is a list of all accessories and optional add-ons for the board.
| Category | Description |
| Cooling | ✔ Active Cooler ✔ Fanless Heatsink ✔ Aluminum Case |
| WiFi Modules | ✔ Intel AX210 WiFi 6E ✔ Intel BE200 WiFi 7 |
| Expansion Boards | ✔ 51W PoE ✔ UPS Expansion HAT ✔ M.2 B-Key (Only for 4G LTE) ✔ M.2 M-Key |
| Case | ✔ Aluminum Case |
| Display | ✔ Available in sizes: 7″ and 11.6″ |
Inquiries and questions.
- A: Unit 01, 26/F, A1 Shanghai T & I Tower, No. 1699 Zhongke Road, Pudong District, Shanghai, P.R.China
- M: +86 15011665512
- Support team: [email protected] (For technical inquiries).
- Web: www.dfrobot.com
Frequently asked questions.
What is the price range?
Bundle with WiFi and cooler: ~$172
High-end model (16GB/128GB): ~$171.80
What expandable features are available for this board?
4G LTE, PoE, UPS via expansion boards
Additional storage via TF card or PCIe FPC.
What are the power requirements?
What makes it different from previous LattePanda models?
8× faster CPU performance
10–30× better GPU capability
Maintains the same footprint and interface layout for easy migration.
When you installed the IOTA Active Cooler, was there a gap between the CPU and the cooler? Mine seems to have an air gap that can’t be overcome with thermal paste.
Maybe, but I can’t say for sure. The thermal paste should help, even if there is a very small gap.
If you’re really annoyed with the gap, you can always try adding a thermal pad. What you should focus on is checking the temperatures to see if they are stable. If they are stable and reasonable in range, then everything is working as it should.