AMD G-Series microprocessor family

Dual-core T40E was released on May 22 together with single-core T40R. This processor is based on newer GV stepping than previous generation of G-series chips, and it features 1 GHz clock rate, 1 MB L2 cache, and very low 6.4 Watt maximum average power consumption. In all other aspects the T40E is similar to T40N, except that the "E" model doesn't include Turbo Core functionality.

AMD launched first five G-Series microprocessors with model numbers G-T40N, G-T44R, G-T48N, G-T52R and G-T56N, in January 2011. Embedded G-Series chips come with identical specifications and offer the same level of performance as Fusion C- and E-Series mobile CPUs. This model, G-T40N, has indistinguishable features from C-Series C-50 microprocessor, such as two CPU cores operating at 1 GHz, integrated 280 MHz Radeon HD 6250 GPU, and 9 Watt TDP. Like the C-50, this embedded part does not support ECC memory.