TDP's can be as high as 140W, but that will have to be tolerated for such a speed. We don’t know when AMD plans to launch this CPU, but it’s almost certain that it comes in the first half of 2010.

The 3rd Phenom stepping could drop the TDP to 125W.

Some think that it might be ready even earlier, but the worst case scenario will see the next generation 45nm Deneb revision by late Q2 2010. This is of course, if all stays on schedule and if AMD doesn’t experience any delays.

They also believe that AMD will put out a 6 core desktop part mid next year.

We don’t know many details about AMD six core but it looks like that they will rework Istanbul and make it more suitable for Desktop. The big issue for both Intel and AMD will be how to put all six cores in use, as programmers still struggle to use four and in many cases even two cores, but the hope dies last.

Graphics in 2009 and the better part of 2010 will be 40nm and therefore we are not surprised that AMD plans to make a 40nm APU, but the tricky part is that dual-core CPU that is inside will have to be either 40nm or non native.

The one scheduled for 2008 was canceled, the one scheduled for 2009 / 2010 is canceled and Llano , the one that should show its face in 32nm and 2011 is still on.