NLX

from The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing (8 July 2008)
NLX

   <hardware, standard> A low-profile, low {TCO} {motherboard}
   design created jointly by {Intel Corp.}, {IBM}, {DEC} and
   other PC vendors.  In contrast to the traditional single-board
   design, NLX uses a {riser} card to carry {PCI}, {ISA} and
   {AGP} {bus} data (despite {Intel}'s stated intent to rid PC
   motherboards of the {ISA} {bus} by 2000).

   Version 1.2 of NLX is the final specification, and was frozen
   in March 1997.  Minor modifications appear in the form of
   "Engineering Change Requests".

   (http://teleport.com/~nlx/).

   Intel (http://intel.com/design/motherboard/nlx.htm).

   ["NLX Motherboard Specification", various, pub. Intel Corp. 1997]

   (1998-09-21)
    

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