Here's the translation I was talking about.
In 2011, AMD plans to bring the power users, the beginning of Scorpius, which consists of 32 nm technology in the preparation of the Zambezi-koodinimellisestä processor, featuring four or more cores. At the same time the current position AM3 processor will update apparently second-generation version of R2.
Too early to see the whole picture here, but since they have everything from low end Llano CPU's to Zambezi, I just can't understand why they're keeping the K10 AND giving it the new socket, if it already works as it is in AM3r2?

A similar situation was when 65 nm Agena showed up. But back then, AMD needed their old K8's since they didn't have any new K10 dual cores yet. Still, they never gave the K8's the AM2+ specs, and nobody missed it anyway.