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Samsung Gets Greener With New Computer Processor From Taiwan

March 3, 2009
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Energy & Cleantech

Samsung has adopted the VIA Nano processor, made by Taiwan's VIA Technologies, in the new Samsung NC20 mini-notebook.

Combining the power efficiency of the 1.3+GHz VIA Nano processor with the VIA VX800 system media processor, the Samsung NC20 also features a 1280×800 12.1" display in a portable device that weighs 1.52 kilograms.

Mobility is enhanced by 802.11b/g and Bluetooth wireless connectivity, and a six-cell battery that provides up to 6.5 hours of use independent of any power supply, while storage options include either a solid state disk or a SATA hard disk drive.

Tags: battery, Bluetooth, chip, computer, Green, hard disk, mobile, nano-notebook, notebook, processor, Samsung, SATA, VIA Technologies

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