The company plan on debuting the fanless processor at the Embedded World 2011 event in Nuremberg. These Eden X2 processors bring together dual-core technology and VIA’s signature fanless Eden designs. Designs like these offer 7 years component guarantee and will not compromise features or performance.

While no official performance numbers have surfaced yet, Engadget say we should see similarities to the original Eden, which produced 500MHz off a single watt of power. The Eden X2 will run with Linux and Windows CE OSs in a 21mm x 21mm packet housing two 64-bit cores.

For more information about the Eden X2 check out the link above where you’ll also find a full Press Release. You can also check out the official VIA site which says when the processors are to hit the market.

What do you think of the Eden X2 processor? Which do you prefer to use? Let us know below.

If you are someone looking into building your own mini-PC you will be happy to hear that VIA have recently announced two new EPIA Mini/Nano ITX motherboards, these are the VIA EPIA-M800 and EPIA-N800 Mini/Nano ITX motherboards.

The M800 offers you the choice between a 1.3+GHz U2250 or a fanless 1.2GHz U2500 VIA Nano processor, this board features a DVI output, S/PDIF, an IDE port, 2 x SATA ports, a Compact Flash port and 6 USB 2.0 ports.

The N800 is pretty similar, it features a 1.3+GHz U2250 VIA Nano processor along with the VIA VX800 media system processor, this board also features onboard VGA, Gigabit Ethernet, USB etc.

Currently this is all we know, however as we find out further specifications along with pricing and a release date we will keep you informed, check out SlashGear for more information.