VIA and HP have jointly announced the HP Compaq dx2020 enterprise desktop PC using a VIA C7-D processor for the low power consumption PC market in China.

The HP Compaq dx2020 uses a VIA C7-D processor, which VIA claims is the first carbon neutral processor in the world with a maximum 20W power consumption. The PC is compliant with the European Union's (EU) RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment) directive and also certified by the China Energy Conservation Program (CSCP).

The HP Compaq dx2020 features DDR2 memory, SATA hard drive and USB 2.0 ports, plus VIA UniChrome Pro II integrated graphic processor for multimedia support. The HP Compaq dx2020 features VIA's StrongBox technology and PadLock security engine to protect the confidential information of companies.

Source: Company, compiled by DigiTimes.com, April 2007

HP Compaq dx2020
Photo: Company, compiled by DigiTimes.com, April 2007

Related stories:

SiS and VIA see drops in February revenues, says paper (Mar 6)

VIA plays down lack of Intel patent agreement (May 16)

Taiwan market: HP launches low-priced Santa Rosa consumer notebook (May 11)

VIA April revenues drop 48% on year (May 3)

Taiwan market: HP launches mini desktop PC (Apr 27)

StepNote NC1501 adopts VIA C7-M processor, to hit US shelves (Apr 26)

Taiwan market: HP aiming for 20% growth in business notebooks this year (Apr 23)

VIA says reports on Intel chipset licensing just rumors (Apr 9)

HP the CIM provider for new ProMOS DRAM fabs (Mar 30)

Acer and HP continued to gain share in notebook market in 4Q 2006, says DisplaySearch (Mar 20)

LCD panel and TV makers expect more orders from HP and Dell (Mar 19)

VIA sees February revenues drop over 50% on year (Mar 5)

Intel and VIA in patent agreement negotiations, says paper (Mar 1)