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Faster than earlier VIA CPU products; relatively low power.
Still trails the competition by a bit.
By ZDNet UK on February 10, 2009
The Nano loads HTML, XML and JavaScript pages faster than the Atom. Second, when it comes to graphics, netbook users have to accept performance...
By Fudzilla on October 13, 2008
Page 3 of 3 Power consumption: While the system is idling, VIAs CPU/chipset combination is beating Intel by a huge margin. The comparison is not quite fair, because the Nano board has many more features which should use more power. It has a PCIe...
By Trusted Reviews on August 15, 2008
Based on the largely positive reaction there has been to the recent deluge of and that use Intels low cost and low power Atom CPU, it would be fair to assume Intel has these markets all sewn up. However, while Intel certainly has the PR...
By RegHardware on August 14, 2008
From our initial survey, its clear VIAs Nano is a promising processor. But we were unimpressed by the performance of the CN896 chipset and Chrome9 graphics, and the prospect of a 150 price fills us with horror. VIA, say it aint so! ...
By ExtremeTech on July 31, 2008
VIAs first attempt at a performance CPU still lacks punch, but VIAs strength in platform design will keep it in the...
By The Tech Report on July 30, 2008
True to their billings, the Atom 230 and Nano L2100 showed themselves to be very different animals through the course of our testing. The Atom 230 combines admirably low peak power draw with largely adequate performance for basic productivity tasks,...
By PCPer on July 29, 2008
Both the VIA Nano and Intel Atom processors and platforms have their own positives and drawback but it was really the VIA Nano L2100 processor that impressed me the most. Coming from a very small CPU design team here in the US, the Isaiah...
By Ars Technica on July 29, 2008
Atom vs. Nano: not a perfect match In order to test VIAs new chip, Ive benchmarked it against Intels Atom. Theres a lot of curiosity out there about how the two low-power processors stack up against each other, and this article attempts to satisfy...
By GinjFo
on September 29, 2008
VIA introduit avec le processeur Nano, une nouvelle architecture (Isaiah) performante. Lancienne gnration de processeur C7 prend dsormais un coup de vieux. Face loffre du march, ce constructeur dispose...
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