Thrax
24 Jan 2008, 07:58pm
<p>The ultra-low voltage world is not typically an exciting one. It's packed with CPUs that struggle to decode MPEG content, are burdened with slow boot times, and no FP power to speak of. Centaur Technologies, a wholly-owned subsidiary of VIA, is looking to change all that with <a href="http://enthusiast.hardocp.com/article.html?art=MTQ1MCwxLCxoZW50aHVzaWFzdA==">the Isaiah</a>.</p>
<p>It plays Blu-ray content, it decodes 720p video, it plays Crysis. The Isaiah is looking to completely reject the traditional notion of an UMPC CPU, and while the Crysis experience was not earth-shattering, this is one <i>giant</i> leap for ULV CPU-kind.</p>
<p>It plays Blu-ray content, it decodes 720p video, it plays Crysis. The Isaiah is looking to completely reject the traditional notion of an UMPC CPU, and while the Crysis experience was not earth-shattering, this is one <i>giant</i> leap for ULV CPU-kind.</p>