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To this end, the speaker includes Sony’s “TV Sound Booster” to optimize the sound for movies or TV shows. The SRS-VX800 would make an excellent choice for an outdoor movie night. With up to 25 hours ...

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VIA have taken the wraps off of another Nano-ITX board, the EPIA N700, the first with the company's VX800 unified all-in-one media system processor. With a choice of 1.5GHz VIA C7 or 500MHz VIA ...

Suzuki’s less-than-loved VX800 engine gets the Austrian factory’s Captain Sensible treatment. Why not buy a used VX instead? Suzuki’s less-than-loved VX800 engine gets the Austrian factory’s Captain ...

This driver supports SD, SD High Capacity (HC), MMC, MS and MS pro serial cards for the VIA VX800, VX855, VX900, and VX11 chipsets built in MSP PCI card reader. Overview What's New Specs Last updated: ...

The latest drivers and utility for the Via VT8237, VT8237R, VT8237R Plus, CX700, VX700, VX800, VX800UT and VT6410 chips (Windows 98 to Vista). Overview What's New Specs Related Drivers 1 Last updated: ...

Sounds great—now what's under the hood, especially compared to VIA's other all-in-one, high-definition chipset, the VX800? As it turns out, not much, other than power consumption improvements (2 ...

Features 1.5GHz VIA C7-D CPU VIA VX800 Unified Digital Media IGP chipset Single RAM socket takes DDR2 notebook RAM up to 2GB Two slots for 3.5-inch SATA hard drives One CompactFlash socket Three ...

These new features give the Atom some added muscle, filling in gaps against Via’s Nano, which uses an 800MHz front-side bus and is paired with Via’s VX800 chipset. Like Intel’s GN40 chipset ...

Leading the way is Lynxmotion's Johnny 5 robot above (yes, that's actually its name), which has been outfitted with VIA's new EPIA P700 board and VX800 unified chipset just for the show.