At long last, some 18 months after its last Nano chip, VIA has released a follow-up — and a rather sexy accompanying motherboard. The chip itself is the first in the X2 E-Series of Nano chips, which straps together two of last-last year’s 3000-series Isaiah cores. It’s still a low-power component with a TDP around 5 watts, and it’s still targeted at embedded applications and home theater equipment. Beyond doubling up on cores, some tweaks have presumably been made to architecture since the 3000-series’s launch in 2009, but the exact specifications have not yet been released.