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[News] powerpc ANN.lu Posted on 28-Sep-2004 19:29 GMT by Faster, cooler, G4 compatible 26 comments View flat View list Freescale (Motorola's chip division) has launched the 90nm G4, and is planning a dual core version for next year. The chip is faster -- over 1.5GHz -- and cooler than the old chip, but it is also pin compatible. List of all comments to this article Sorted by date, most recent at bottom Comment 1 Anonymous 28-Sep-2004 18:49 GMT Comment 2 Anonymous 28-Sep-2004 18:51 GMT Comment 3 minator 28-Sep-2004 19:22 GMT Comment 4 Anonymous 28-Sep-2004 19:48 GMT Comment 5 Anonymous 28-Sep-2004 19:53 GMT Comment 6 Andreas Wolf 28-Sep-2004 21:39 GMT Comment 7 Anonymous 28-Sep-2004 23:02 GMT Comment 8 minator 28-Sep-2004 23:29 GMT Comment 9 Anonymous 29-Sep-2004 03:19 GMT Comment 10 JoannaK 29-Sep-2004 05:22 GMT Comment 11 JoannaK 29-Sep-2004 05:27 GMT Comment 12 takemehomegrandma Registered user 29-Sep-2004 06:00 GMT Comment 13 priest 29-Sep-2004 07:15 GMT Comment 14 priest 29-Sep-2004 07:18 GMT Comment 15 priest 29-Sep-2004 07:23 GMT Comment 16 takemehomegrandma Registered user 29-Sep-2004 07:54 GMT powerpc : Comment 17 of 26 ANN.lu Posted by takemehomegrandma on 29-Sep-2004 08:11 GMT In reply to Comment 15 (priest): AFAIK, I probably bought one of the last remaining A1XEG4/800's ever made. The new A1's will be these micros with G3's that is said to be so much faster than A1 G4. I think it remains to be seen if any more A1XE G4's will ever be built. This new A1 was announced a long time ago. Only now I actually think they may have something to release in a close future. And it's still ArticiaS with G3, because that is all MAI/Inguard has to offer Eyetech. I would not hold my breath for any A1 with these new exciting dual-core CPU's from Freescale, especially not if northbridges are rendered "redundant" (MAI is a northbridge manufacturer after all, and their Teron boards (the A1's) are nothing but developer boards for their Northbridge customers (of which Eyetech probably is the only one remaining now!)). I wouldn't hold my breath for anything from Genesi using these processors either, but at least I think the chances are a lot better there ... Jump... Top Previous comment Next comment bottom List of all comments to this article (continued) Comment 18 JoannaK 29-Sep-2004 08:17 GMT Comment 19 Andreas Wolf 29-Sep-2004 10:39 GMT Comment 20 Olegil 29-Sep-2004 11:07 GMT Comment 21 Anonymous 29-Sep-2004 12:24 GMT Comment 22 minator 29-Sep-2004 13:40 GMT Comment 23 minator 29-Sep-2004 13:53 GMT Comment 24 Anonymous 30-Sep-2004 10:25 GMT Comment 25 Crumb // AAT Registered user 30-Sep-2004 10:37 GMT Comment 26 minator 30-Sep-2004 13:36 GMT

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