VIA OpenBook Mini-Note Reference Design

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The innovative VIA OpenBook Mini-Note Reference Design paves the way for the next generation of ultra-portable notebooks based on the VIA Ultra Mobility Platform.

The VIA OpenBook introduces a host of new innovations and features to fans of the mini-note market segment. The new slim and curvy clamshell design weighs in at a mere 1kg and open source access to CAD files for the OpenBook case design opens up even more possibilities for customization of the look and feel.

The flexible local WiFi and long range WiMAX, HSDPA or EV-DO/W-CDMA 3G cellular connectivity options ensure users instant broadband internet access from virtually anywhere. This selection of data access providers, puts the VIA OpenBook's connectivity in a class of its own.

Combine these features with a stunning 8.9" screen that supports up to 1024x600 resolution, and DirectX 9.0 3D graphics performance and users will enjoy a rich on-the-go multi-media experience. (via.com.tw)

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