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Barcelona numbers break cover

First a demo, now specs

By Charlie Demerjian

Wed Dec 06 2006, 13:56

LOOKS LIKE HKEPC got the scoop on Barcelona. The short story is four cores, 1.9-2.0GHz in 68W form, 2.1-2.3 in 95W and 2.4-2.5 in 120W guise. Cache is 512K * 4 + 2M of L3 for a total of 4MB if you want to count it that way.

The only odd thing is that it looks like the 2xxx and 8xxx series are going to stick with HT2 and the 1xxx is going to jump to HT3. This was slated for Budapest and Shanghai 2Q or more out from the purported 2Q/07 Barcelona launch. I wonder if they pulled it in? Curious. µ

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