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The M2 is a striking high performance SBC compared to the M1 series We launched the ODROID-M1 about 2 years ago, and the ODROID-M1S about 1 year ago. Both models have been successfully supplied and continue to be adopted as core components in embedded systems by our B2B customers. We received feedback that the performance and input/output port configuration of the ODROID-M1/M1S were sufficient for most embedded systems. However some customers still wanted higher-end models equipped with high-performance processors. To meet the demand for higher performance computing power required by important industrial embedded system builders, we are launching the new ODROID-M2 SBC today. Compared to the original ODROID-M1 (based on the RK3568B2 SoC), the ODROID-M2 uses the RK3588S2 SoC whose comparative characteristics are listed below: Multiprocessing performance is about 3 times faster. LPDDR5 64-bit RAM with a memory bandwidth that is more than twice higher. A GPU that is more than 5 times faster. A NPU that is more than 3 times faster. An on-board 64GB eMMC storage device which is twice faster thanks to a HS400 interface. The RK3588S2 SoC with multiple high-performance CPU/GPU cores and large cache memory blocks, is manufactured in the Samsung Foundry's 8N process, and has the advantage of relatively low power consumption compared to performance. Thanks to the high-speed 64-bit LPDDR5 memory and high-performance GPU, it shows very usable graphics performance in a 4K dual-head display configuration. We connected two 4K monitors using the M2 board's HDMI port and the Alt-mode USB Type-C port. This demo shows 4K 3D rendering using HW GPU acceleration on the first monitor, and 4K video playback using HW VPU acceleration on the second monitor. Since hardware accelerators are used to run high-end graphics applications, the cooling fan rarely rotates because it does not generate a lot of heat. 4K Dual-head display demo video Yo