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AMD expanded its portfolio of mobile Athlon chips in its
quest to unseat Intel's Centrino, the company said Monday.
The Sunnyvale, Calif.-based semiconductor maker said its new
Mobile AMD Athlon 64 processor 3000+ will be marketed for thin and light notebooks, and
is the first new processor model manufactured with AMD's 90-nanometer
production process.
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The chip also includes the wireless LAN trifecta of 802.11a/b/g. Unlike
Intel, which recently added
all three versions of the Wi-Fi spectrum under one chipset, AMD has included 802.11g radios
in its chipsets since June 2003.
Priced at $241 in 1,000-unit quantities, the low-voltage chip also offers
Enhanced Virus Protection (EVP) designed to prevent the spread of certain
malicious viruses when enabled by Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2).
The processor also has 64-bit capability, HyperTransport technology, and
AMD's PowerNow! extended system battery technology.
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On Wednesday, Advanced Micro Devices launched a dual-core version of its mobile Turion chip, bringing its brand of dual-core technology to thin-and-light notebooks.
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Already, computer maker Acer has upgraded its popular Ferrari 3400 brand
notebook with the new Mobile AMD Athlon 64 processor 3000+. The notebook is
expected to be available from Acer in Europe this month, with
worldwide availability to follow in October.
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"In much the same way that the Ferrari race team continues to dominate
Formula 1 racing, AMD again outpaces the field with our latest 32/64-bit
processor for high-performance notebook PCs," Marty Seyer, AMD corporate
vice president and general manager, said in a statement.
While Intel continues to dominate the wireless notebook market with sales
of its Centrino-based chips and chipsets, AMD is focusing on its core
philosophy of attracting enthusiasts with a better mousetrap.
"Consumers and business professionals who refuse to compromise power for
mobility will be excited by the combination of performance, security and
64-bit capability under the hood of the new Acer Ferrari brand notebook," Seyer added. "AMD
believes that AMD64 processor-based notebooks with EVP and SP2 offer one of
the most secure notebook platforms in the industry."
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