Transmeta to promote Crusoe chips for home appliances

Transmeta to promote Crusoe chips for home appliances

TOKYO, Japan - Transmeta Corp. President Matthew Perry (L) holds his firm's energy-efficient Crusoe microprocessor while Chief Technology Officer David Ditzel (R) shows off a Sony notebook computer incorporating the Crusoe at a news conference in Tokyo on May 30.

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