Once you’ve seen what can be done by modders, continue on in VIA Arena’s article to see the applications it is being put to in robotics and more. This shrinking little system is going to be around for a while.
“VIA had acquired the means to produce a highly integrated, low powered solution and set about designing a new platform and form factor on which to sell it. Or perhaps VIA bought Centaur with this exactly in mind. The chicken and the egg: I guess only the CEO and the head of R&D would know the answer to that one.”Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Logic goats @ MAKE:Blog
- HD DVD hacked. No surprises there @ The Inquirer
- Hack lets intruders sneak into home routers @ CNET
- Wake up to the ‘daylight-saving’ bug @ CNET
- Apple plugs four security holes @ CNET
- Solar Style SC002 Charger – Green Power For Gadgets @ BCCHardware
- Firefox 2 Tweak Guide @ Techspot
- Guide to Flickr Tools @ Digital Trends
- Zero-day attack hits Word @ CNET
- HP Photosmart D7360 Review @ WindowsAtoZ
- OpenMoko – open source cell phone @ MAKE:Blog
- First Quantum Computer demonstrated @ The Inquirer
- Quantum Computer Demoed, Plays Sudoku @ Slashdot
- New optical filtering technique to result in fatter pipes @ Ars Technica
- Vista Ultimate First Thoughts @ MB Review