June 16th, 2008
German website Eeepcnews.de published yesterday information on a new AMD processor, which is possibly designed for use in low-cost ultraportable laptops, also known as netbooks.
The leaked CPU is a 64-bit single core chip clocked at 1Ghz. It has a power consumption of 8W. The processor has 256KB of L2 cache and an integrated memory controller supporting DDR2-400 SODIMM memory.
Carrypad UMPC notes that AMD’s product is “effectively half of a Turion X2 dual-core CPU”.
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AMD CPU for Netbooks Coming by the End of 2008 Says:
[...] Eeepcnews.de earlier published information on an 1GHz AMD processor, which is possibly designed for use in low-cost ultraportable laptops. [...]
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