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Via launches PCI Express chipset for Via processor platforms
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VIA Technologies announced the Via CN800 digital media IGP chipset, featuring support for PCIe and integrated Via UniChrome Pro graphics with hardware MPEG-2 playback and DuoView dual monitor output. The IGP is designed as the companion chipset for the VIA C7-D processor.
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