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`27.Apr.2006` MorphZone (Forum)	Genesi: No MPC7448-cpu module for the Pegasos II Apart from that what Genesi has announced, there will be no MPC7448 based cpu module released for the Pegasos II. As a reason is mentioned that the shortly announced cpu specifications aren't met - as a consequence it would consume too much current and run too hot to guarantee a sufficient increase in performance in the Pegasos. Finally the MPC7448 consumes as twice as the current for a merely increased performance of 20 percent. (snx) (Translation: ts) [News message: 27. Apr. 2006, 18:20] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`24.Apr.2006` ppcnux (ANF)	PowerPC: Tsi109 Northbridge mass-production starts The modernest G4 Northbridge is now one month later avalaible. Tundras Tsi109 supports max two MPC7448, 200 MHZ FSB, DDR2 RAM, PCI-X (133 Mhz) and Dual Gigabit Interfaces. The prices for a TSI109 will be lower then 75 USD. (cg) (Translation: aj) [News message: 24. Apr. 2006, 16:17] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`23.Apr.2006` Amigaworld.net (Webseite)	ACK Software Controls: Notify two A1-CPU-Modules (Update) Linked to the header Adam Kowalczyk from ACK Software Controls Inc. notify the expected availablility of two new CPU-moduls for the AmigaOne XE til June 2006. ACK Software Controls, Inc. is pleased to announce the upcoming availability of two new AmigaOne XE CPU modules. The first CPU module will be equipped with a Freescale MC7448 CPU clocked at 1GHz. The 1GHz module will retail for $500.00 US Dollars. The second CPU module will be equipped with a Freescale MC7448 clocked at 1.7GHz will retail for $850.00 US Dollars. Both CPU modules will be eqipped with a high quality heatsink and fan to ensure quiet, reliable operation. Prototype modules will be demonstrated May 22/2006. The location for this demonstration has yet to be determined. Due to the low volume nature of these products, emails indicating demand for either of the two units is greatly appreciated. Stay tuned for updates. Update: (19:49, 23.04.06, snx) According a comment of Adam Kowalczyk both CPU-moduls fits also into the µA1-mainboard if the case is big enough. (snx) (Translation: aj) [News message: 23. Apr. 2006, 18:20] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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