SBC with Windows compatibility

[MMardkha]

I am new to Embedded systems and need some basic information.  I have developed a product using a Latte Panda SBC and added other peripherals to develop a functioning prototype and to validate my design.  Currently there are 38 different parts that go into producing one of these prototypes.  My next step is to try to integrate all the components into hopefully a single PC board or maybe a dual board system with a 5" or 7" screen.  Ideally I would like to take an existing Intel embedded board and add the remaining components and produce a single circuit board with everything on it.  Or if that is not an option I would like to use an existing SBC and design a second circuit board that connects all the components to the SBC.  I really don't know what Intel offers and can't seem to find the info I need on their website.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  

[Maria_R_Intel]

Hello MMardkha,

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