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VIA Nano and Intel Atom Review - Battle of the Tiny CPUs
"For an incredibly inexpensive and low power part, the VIA Nano L2100 CPU was very impressive from a performance perspective. Using just 20 watts or so of power at load the Isaiah architecture running at 1.8 GHz could handle our media encoding, our PCMark05 general purpose tests and even a little gaming. The numbers aren't going to impress you enough to make this your next gaming system of choice but for budget notebooks and PCs I can easily see VIA's part providing enough power."
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