VIA Surfboard C855

Tim Brown from HowToBeMobile.com introduces the new VIA Surfboard C855 Reference Design from VIA Technologies, Inc. The Surfboard's an ultra-compact mainboard incorporating the VIA C7-M ULV processor, the brand new VIA VX855 unified IGP chipset, and advanced VIA multimedia and connectivity silicon, that has been specifically designed for easy integration into devices targeted at the rapidly growing mini-notebook market.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• VIA
• Surfboard
• GMB
• motherboard
• mini-note
• netbook
• C7-M
• ULV

[velthon]

It would be amazing, that i could play HD but from BlueRay... I mean a Netbook with a bay including DVD - BD , obviously with HD

[hanzo0313]

What's the parameters of that Gran Turismo HD video? Is it 1080P H.264 decoded? How much is the bit rate?

[palebit]

i wonder why AMD doesn't start an alliance with VIA in the netbook market?!

VIA low power + ATI graphics?!

[ZerqTM]

As a VIA customer i urge via to replace there support website with a page clearly directing the user to "Go stick your head in a pig"

it would be a lot more honest then there current pretense at offering any thing more then inacurate documentation.

[ZerqTM]

these filthy bastards!!!!

The modified there Artigo to support SATA internaly.

but they did not version number that model... or make a separate product homepage..

no those bastards updated tha website so everyone thinks any artigo 1000 will be fully stata compatible!

BASTARDS!!

I DEMAND MY SATA POWER CABLE!

[ZerqTM]

lol i've baugth an artigo for a wearable computer project (actualy my original goal was to buy a Pico.ITXe card but aparanly it got delayed by 3 months so i cant wait that long....

the artigo is very cheap though :3

[MotionOrbProductions]

The ARTiGO A1000 fits into a 5.25" bay.

[phixcoco]

quite impressive, one can now deliver a variety of mobile devices with a combination of Via's cpu and chipsets, in order to meet needs from different audiences. This's the power of platform strategy!

[CRAKIZGOOD]

i wish if there was a via board that would fit in a pci-e slot

or a 5.25 bay or something