Promising on paper, the processor low VIA Nano is not really commercially available that things happen already around his successor, VIA Nano Dual Core.
In any case that reveals a roadmap unveiled at a trade fair in Japan, which indicates that the first test copies should be available in December 2009 and that the processor should enter into mass production in June 2010. The challenger VIA reproduces the route taken by Intel with its direct competitor the Atom, which was first available in single-heart before being recently declined by double-hearts.
VIA promises anyway that Nano Dual Core will further improve performance and adopt a new manufacturing process not specified. It should therefore unlikely to be a burning 65-nm technology used for the first generation Nano . It remains to be seen whether, despite the delay he can nibble market share in the Atom which is already well established.
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