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AMD ’Fusion’ CPUs slip to 2011, roadmap reveals
The Register - November 14, 2008 11:14 AM
More GPU-less CPUs coming in the meantime
AMD’s first quad-core processor for notebooks will arrive in 2010 before being superseded a year later by a four-core part aimed at both laptops and desktops - and AMD’s first, late ’Fusion’ chip.?
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