The specific 1 GHz barrier-breaking chip is thankfully cataloged by TechPowerUp. From the site's database, we can see it was a Slot A model with a bundled cooler, produced on the 180 nm process and packing 22 million transistors. Its clock speed was the magic 1,000 MHz, and it had a base clock of 100 MHz with a 10.0x multiplier. It drew 1.8V for a TDP of 65W. Of course, it was a single-core processor, before the days of hyperthreading, and came with a 128KB L1 Cache, and 512KB L2 cache. The first gigahertz Athlon's tray price at launch was $1,299.
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