New AMD roadmap appears

And AMD 1.4MP chip ready to roll

By Mike Magee

Mon Sep 10 2001, 08:37

DETAILS OF A FRESH ROADMAP from AMD have appeared on a Chinese hardware site.

gzeasy.com's graphic, which certainly has the look and feel of the real thing, confirms statements made by Jerry Sanders !!! in a conference call recently.

Meanwhile, details of AMD's Athlon 1.4MP processor have started to appear on price lists here, there and everywhere.

At Rackmountpro, for example, the chip, part number AHX1400AMS3C, is listed at $259, although so far there doesn't appear to be any stock of the part.

You can find the AMD roadmap here, and as Cho from the site points out, the one above is the old lamp and the chart below the new. µ

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