AMD debuts "Oakville", launches 90 nm Mobile Athlon 64 3000+

Sunnyvale (CA) - AMD expands its mobile product line by adding the first Oakville chip to its low-power Mobile Athlon 64 lineup. The Mobile Athlon 64 3000+ steps up the performance of the existing 2700+ and 2800+ low power versions of the processor.

As an evolution of the product family, the 3000+ chip posts the same TDP data as its sister models (12W), but offers a bump in performance. The chip is the first version of 90 nm processors formerly code-named "Oakville". The new chip generation was announced about a month ago and marks the transition from 130 nm to 90 nm for the Mobile Athlon 64.

The "regular" Mobile Athlon 64 product line currently includes the versions 3400+, 3200+, 3000+, and 2800+. For the desktop replacement market (DTR), the company offers an Athlon 64 3700+ "for notebooks".

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