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| AMD new Mobile AMD Athlon XP Processor manufactured 0.13 micron technologyAMD announced the new mobile AMD Athlon XP processor, the first AMD processor manufactured on its state-of-the-art 0.13 micron technology.“Extending the award-winning AMD Athlon XP brand name to our mobile lineup conveys the overwhelming success our flagship AMD Athlon processor family represents,” said Ed Ellett, vice president of marketing for AMD’s Computation Product Group. “AMD has always focused on providing what matters most to business and home consumers: leading-edge software application performance and an exceptional computing experience. AMD’s transition to 0.13 micron technology allows us to provide a roadmap to higher performance and lower power options.” Sharp Corporation has announced notebook PCs in Japan based on the new mobile AMD Athlon XP processor. Other computer manufacturers, including Epson Direct and Packard Bell, are expected to offer new notebook PCs featuring the mobile AMD Athlon XP processor later this quarter. The mobile AMD Athlon XP processor based on the 0.13 micron technology maintains Socket A and pin compatibility with AMD’s mobile processors manufactured on 0.18 micron technology, while adding a 266MHz front-side bus option to enable greater data throughput. In addition, a low power version of the mobile AMD Athlon XP processor, with a new micro Pin Grid Array (uPGA) packaging, is sampling now and expected to enable AMD to address the thin-and-light notebook market. “The launch of the mobile AMD Athlon XP processors based on 0.13 micron technology on Socket A consolidate the company’s position in the consumer market, and the upcoming mobile AMD Athlon XP processors based on the micro Pin Grid Array packaging position AMD for a strong thrust into the mobile corporate market,” said Shane Rau, PC semiconductor analyst at IDC. The mobile AMD Athlon XP processor also features AMD PowerNow! technology, the industry’s most sophisticated power management solution, and QuantiSpeed architecture, which delivers extreme performance for the Microsoft Windows XP operating system. “Sharp Corporation welcomes the introduction of the mobile AMD Athlon XP processor. We are confident a satisfactory PC experience will be realized with our ‘Mebius’ series of personal computers which feature the new AMD mobile processor," said Mototsugu Kawamori, Division General Manager, Personal Computer Division, Information Systems Group, Sharp Corporation. Availability Production shipments of the mobile AMD Athlon XP processors, including models 1400+ and 1500+, began in first quarter of 2002. Notebook PCs based on the mobile AMD Athlon XP processor, models 1600+ and 1700+, are expected to be available later this quarter. Systems featuring the mobile AMD Athlon XP processor are expected to be available from Sharp Corporation in Japan. Scheduled to ship in early May, the new processor will be included in Sharp’s Mebius PC-GP1-C7H A4-size all-in-one notebooks with a 15” LCD screen. Later this quarter, Epson Direct is expected to ship notebook PCs based on the new mobile AMD Athlon XP processor in Japan, while Packard Bell plans to release systems featuring the new AMD mobile processor in Europe. Pricing The new mobile AMD Athlon XP processor starts at $190 for model 1400+, in 1,000-unit quantities. About the Mobile AMD Athlon XP Processor The mobile AMD Athlon XP processor features QuantiSpeed architecture, which incorporates a nine-issue, fully pipelined superscalar micro-architecture, a superscalar floating-point unit, hardware data pre-fetch, and exclusive and speculative Translation Look-aside Buffers (TLB). Other features of the mobile AMD Athlon XP processor include support for AMD’s 3DNow! Professional instruction set for enhanced multimedia capabilities, and AMD PowerNow! technology for extended battery life. The mobile AMD Athlon XP processor is compatible with AMD’s Socket A infrastructure, and supports the advanced 200MHz and 266MHz AMD Athlon front-side bus options. 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Current advanced lithographic tools, such as deep-UV (DUV) steppers and scanners, project light thr Intel Mobile Intel Pentium 4 processor 548: Hyper-Threading for Laptops tel Speedstep technology, deep sleep and deeper sleep that enables lower thermals than its desktop counterpart, providing more reliable system performance in a notebook. The Mobile Intel Pentium 4 pro Covalent Red Hat developing Apache-based Web Server software for new AMD Opteron processor Foundation, a membership-driven, non-profit organization that leads the development of world-class, open source Java, Perl, XML, Tcl, and PHP projects, in addition to Apache, the widely-used Web serve | 0 News date: 20020416 Posted by: PC4D.com
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