Available in single or dual core versions, the MPC8640D delivers AltiVec processing and high performance for less 

Freescale Semiconductor introduces the MPC8640D  a lower cost, lower power version of the MPC8641D dual core processor.

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Freescale's MPC8640D processor debuts as a lower power

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