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"Because it is already shipping? So how does that make it late?"

That article you sited confirms that Odessa did NOT ship in H1 2004 the orginal ship date - depsite its claim that it will ship early - and that it has slipped at least into H2 2004 - = and EVEN WORSE - it is no longer a 90 nanometer device - but had to be sucked back to 130 nanometers - another AMD slip up.

You just confirmed everything I said - thank you.

And don't forget to reprimand dougie for not bashing AMD about AMD's myriad of product slips.

"AMD sneaks out 90nm core in 130nm chip
By Tony Smith
Published Tuesday 11th May 2004 08:57 GMT
AMD's 'Odessa' chip, originally planned to be the company's first 90nm mobile part, has come to market early, it has emerged.

But AMD watchers hoping for an early release of the chip maker's next-generation fabrication technology will be disappointed: Odessa is now a 130nm part.

AMD's public roadmap currently calls for Odessa to appear sometime during H2 2004.