We reported AMD was readying new Geodes in January this year, codenamed Castle, Snowmass and Dragonfly, here.
The LX800@.9 chip could be used in notebooks or desktops, has a DDR interface and supports USB 2.0.
The chip costs $45 if you buy 10,000 of them all at once, and has a clock speed of 500MHz. Which isn't bad. It doesn't have a PR rating. Yet. µ
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