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tgdaily.com - 11/13/2008
AMD unleashes 45 nm Opteron processor
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The introduction of AMD's quad-core Opteron processor with the 45 nm Shanghai core may be five months late, but the CPU builds on hopes of an AMD that has recovered from a disastrous TLB bug that was discovered way too late in the first generation 65 nm quad-core processor. At least from today's ...
notebooks.com - 11/12/2008
AMD Set to Announce Netbook Processors Tomorrow at Analyst Conference?
— notebooks.com — AMD's invited me to its annual Financial Analyst Day at its Sunnyvale headquarters on Thursday, where I... expect the company's executives to announce its netbook processor strategy. (more) AMD Set to Announce Netbook Processors Tomorrow at ...

Comments vote down Engadget found this 11/12/2008found this
AMD: Netbooks? No thanks
news.cnet.com - 11/14/2008
AMD: Netbooks? No thanks
— news.cnet.com — AMD made it clear that, for now, it is going to pass on Netbooks.... (more) AMD: Netbooks? No thanks

Comments vote down Gizmodo found this 11/14/2008found this
Look Out, Intel. ARM to Enter Netbook, MID Categories
blog.laptopmag.com - 11/13/2008
Look Out, Intel. ARM to Enter Netbook, MID Categories
— blog.laptopmag.com — AMD may be rumored to give Intel’s Atom architecture a run for its money in the netbook... and mobile Internet device market, but they aren’t the only ones. Today ARM, manufacturer of low-power consumption processors (which are found in smart phones and ... (more) Look Out, Intel. ARM to Enter Netbook, MID Categories

Comments vote down Liliputing found this 11/13/2008found this

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