AMD puts out Phenom teaser

Computex 007 F1 Sponsorship in action

By Charlie Demerjian in Taipei

Fri Jun 08 2007, 02:38

IF YOU GO TO the AMD web site and get the flash splash page that says "AMD Phenom True Multi-core processors," you will see a link that says learn more. Clicking it brings you to a page where you see this:

Amd-montreal-ad

I wonder what that could mean? I guess you will have to watch the race to find out for sure, but I would guess there is something that will be happening. I would think that you would want to at least skim the commercials as well. µ

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