VIA Nano CPU benchmarked

VIA Nano CPU benchmarked

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Eee PC News has got the scoop on the upcoming Nano line of low power chips from Via.

They have only tested the L2100 1.8Ghz chip and it easily beat out the Intel Atom 230, Celeron-M 900Mhz, and the Via C7-M. That benchmark could be a little deceiving however as the L2100 consumes 25w of power compared to the Nano U2400's 8w - in other words you won't be seeing the L2100 in ultra-portables and we have to wait to see how the U2400 performs against it's competitors.

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