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VIA's fastest and most power efficient processors yet, says Taiwanese manufacturer.
Ohh! Cool. If I hadn't just built a Core 2 Quad based HTPC I might consider one based around of of these. ;)
Why bother with the virtualisation extensions?.. Nobody is going to be running a dozen VMs on a VIA chip.
Ahh but to know that you could.... :drool:Quote:
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Yippee, sounds perfect for a low power fileserver.
Anyone notice the ironic heavy usage of intel adverts on the page publishing the latest VIA processor ?
Pair one of these with ION2 and it would sound promising...
the nano 1 + 2 sounded promising too but... well where the hell are they?
0.5mW? that's insane compared to some processors consuming upto 130w and such.
The challenge for VIA is not the performance, its availability and price. The original Nano turned up late and expensive, and no amount of performance improvements will help something that's twice the price of its rival