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To: combjelly who wrote (151501)	2/23/2005 12:13:18 PM
From: dougSF30	Read Replies (2) of 275872

Looks to be end of 2006 now, if then. Based on what? AMD still says H1 2006 for 65nm. Given their experience with Fab30, and assuming it is still on schedule, early 2006 still seems a go. However, that would mean 90nm. Based on what? See above. I don't see this happening in 2006. Why not? AMD says early 2006 for mobile dc: AMD 2006 Processor Roadmap Published, then Removed The fansite www.tweakers.net published an image of an AMD processor roadmap that stretched into 2006, but they were then forced to take the image down (was found here originally: tweakers.net. Currently the map available on the AMD website only shows plans into 2005: amd.com Apparently the roadmap for 2006 showed that AMD intends to release dual core processors at the beginning of 2006, just as Intel intends to also do. The mobile version of the dual-core processor AMD will be releasing is dubbed "Taylor". A dual-core processor for desktop replacement style notebooks is dubbed "Trinidad". These new AMD processors will support fast DDR2 memory. These chips are still a long way out of course and before that time AMD will be releasing a set of processors targeted at notebook computers that are being called part of the "Turion" platform.

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