Complete VIA Technologies coverage from HEXUS
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New VIA Thin Server Board for Eco-Friendly Small Business Storage
31 March 2008, 13:06
Power efficient, DVD drive-sized VIA NAS 7800 segment board with up to 8 SATA drives targeted at SME network attached storage applications.
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Review: VIA Pico-ITX - not quite the perfect form-factor
29 February 2008, 23:21
HEXUS gives you the lowdown on VIA's tiny, tiny Pico-ITX motherboard. Is small really beautiful?
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VIA Pico-ITX Adopted for Ultra Compact DIN Rail Industrial Control PC
27 February 2008, 13:47
VIA announces the first industrial design win for its Pico-ITX form factor boards – driving a new era of sophisticated industrial PCs in space constrained environments.
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VIA Demos Smaller, Cooler x86 Platforms at Embedded World 2008
25 February 2008, 16:41
VIA showcases its power-efficient, ultra compact and highly integrated x86-based embedded technologies that are making x86 more accessible to the embedded market than ever.
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Review: Packard Bell EasyNote XS20 sub-1kg notebook
1 February 2008, 08:37
Packard Bell takes VIA's reference NanoBook design and retails a sub-1kg notebook for £350. Any good?
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Via takes on Intel in UMPC space
24 January 2008, 17:23
Next-generation Isaiah processor architecture aims to trump Intel Silverthorne chip in ultra-mobile devices.
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VIA announces Isaiah, its 64bit processor architecture
24 January 2008, 11:36
Though Intel and AMD won't quite be shaking in their boots just yet, VIA's new line of 64-bit Isaiah processors could be ideal for small portable devices.
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VIA Unveils Next-Generation Isaiah x86 Processor Architecture
24 January 2008, 11:05
New architecture provides substantial increases in performance and functionality with leading power efficiency to enable next generation “Small is Beautiful” computing devices.
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Flippin’ hell, that’s clever, Via!
10 January 2008, 15:59
We spotted yet another seemingly weird UMPC that Via proudly handed us for a fiddle, and no, I didn’t break it… well, not quite.
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HEXUS.tv :: VIA drive the green issue with mainboards the size of credit cards...
28 December 2007, 10:37
With the current set of SLI/CrossFire systems, we are probably seeing the biggest power draw in history. As more and more focus is given to green issues, we speak with ...