The Register: Transmeta strikes .13 micron notebook stroke

"Transmeta is likely to be first to the market with .13 micron technology available in notebooks, although sources familiar with the firm's plans have said that it is now likely to be the second half of next year before Crusoe products are widely avilable."

"Earlier this year, the firm was telling Taiwanese notebook manufacturers that a TM5800 1GHz processor was likely around the end of the year, as reported here."

"The TM5800 family will scale to 1GHz and include between 512KB and 1MB of second level cache as standard in a 360-pin package measuring a mere 25 square mm."

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