VIA's tablet PC
Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on May 9, 2002 at 11:19:14 PM
Digitimes has the scoop on VIA's cool looking tablet PC It uses a boat load of VIA chips, including their C3, networking and sound (and more).
At its heart is the VIA Apollo 2002, a highly integrated, double-sided mainboard designed for thin and light ultra-portable applications. It also includes a choice of the VIA C3 EBGA and Eden ESP processors. VIA says their highly efficient thermal properties enable passive “fanless” cooling and small footprint designs, thus ensuring longer battery life and quieter operation and reducing system cost.
At its heart is the VIA Apollo 2002, a highly integrated, double-sided mainboard designed for thin and light ultra-portable applications. It also includes a choice of the VIA C3 EBGA and Eden ESP processors. VIA says their highly efficient thermal properties enable passive “fanless” cooling and small footprint designs, thus ensuring longer battery life and quieter operation and reducing system cost.