AMD Phenom X6 1090T Black Edition & 1055T launch on 4/27

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K10h.

There is no such thing like a "K10h". You can call it either K10, where "10" is a decimal ten, meaning the 10th in the "K" line. Alternatively, you can call it F10h, where the F is the abbreviation of Family and "10h" is a hexadecimal number which equals decimal 16, meaning the 16th family of AMD x86 CPU's (which followed Family F(h) (K8), where F(h) equals decimal 15). So, "K10h" is a stupid mixture, used by some people knowing nothing about hexadecimal numbers.