AMD confirms thin and light Athlon XPs
Posted by Daniel Fleshbourne on 12 March 2003 - 08:51 · 3 comments & 226 views
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#1 Posted by hardgiant on 12 Mar 2003 - 08:59
- zzzzzzzz :disappoin
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#2 Posted by kyro on 12 Mar 2003 - 09:17
- hummmmm......
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#3 Posted by 8tImER on 12 Mar 2003 - 15:06
- [quote]It has a total of 12 notebook processors used bz a variety of vendors, the firm said.[/quote] Hehe, Mike Magee apparently wrote that on a keyboard with german keyboard layout, where Y and Z are swapped :p
Its full size notebook chips, also in the XP-M series, come at speeds of 2000+ up to 2600+ and are aimed at the burgeoning desknote marketplace.
AMD said its low voltage Athlon XP-M are Socket A parts support a 266MHz front side bus, use .13 micron process tech and it claims it is deploying an open-architecture 802.11diddly approach, allowing for a range of third party vendors to add their own wireless kits. It said Fujitsu will use the XP-M in a Lifebook notebook
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