Athlon 4 Palomino
The Palomino core was first released as a mobile processor designed for use in notebooks. Unveiled on June 5th, 2001, the processor was implemented to bring AMD's notebook sector up to date. Replacing the old K6-2's and K6-III's, the new Athlon 4 was much faster and had a much better design. Along with this design were an improved thermal envelope, less power consumption, and PowerNow technology that increased battery life.
A Mobile Athlon 4
Specifications:
| Release date | June 5th, 2000 |
| Core name | Palomino |
| Number of transistors | ~37.5 Million |
| Manufacturing Process | .18� |
| Location of L2 cache | On-die |
| Amount of L2 cache | 256kb |
| Package | Socket A/462 |
| Official clock speeds | 850-1733 MHz |
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