I'd be willing to bet that Via isn't going to sell these boards to the average user, but to OEMs who will integrate them into handheld PCs like the one in the first video.
has any one got any comments on this board i know its really really small and not sure how you would integrate it into a car? but is this not really really cool or what?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUz_PtAt468
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjFGmr-AbHE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xog3NgfYetQ
this is the same size as a credit card and it has a mini audio plug and 2 usb ports sorry i cant seem to find it on VIA's website
Very interesting, i would certainly be able to do some fun stuff with a board that small and so little power usage.
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ok ill try to find it but ive been busy... college is a pain on the sleepy time!
In the first video, the VIA rep says that, in Q1 next year, "you can buy these packages and build your own."
And they'll fit in an Altoids tin. They're 7.5cm x 4.5 cm, and the Altoids tin is about 8.9cm x 5.7cm. Cooling might be an issue with the lid closed.
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If just enough is really good, then too much ought to be perfect.
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ya i figured that much mabey you could cut vent holes in the lid and mount the fan on that? lol this would make a killer gaming pc if it had better specs i mean just think everyone shows up to a lan party with a huge monstrous pc and you show up with an Altoids can lol that would truly be funny!
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