Single-Chip x86 Chipsets Around the Corner?
An anonymous reader writes "Kontron, a giant among industrial single-board computer vendors, yesterday revealed a credit-card sized board apparently based on a single-chip x86 chipset that clocks to 1.5GHz and supports a gig of RAM. It targets portable devices — not x86's usual forte. Kontron isn't saying whether the board uses a Via or an Intel chip(set) — both vendors reportedly have single-chip chipsets in the works, part of their respective missions to drive 'x86 everywhere.'"
Drive it directly into the bunker of this WAR CRIMINAL.
Meanwhile, Cheney is trying to burn all of the incriminating evidence.
Again, thanks for your patRIOTism.
Cheers,
K. Trout