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Advanced Micro Devices on Tuesday introduced its second generation of accelerated processing units (APUs) for mainstream and ultrathin laptops, mainstream desktops, all-in-one PCs, home theater systems, and embedded designs code. Dubbed Trinity, the new parts deliver up to 12 hours of battery life and provide double the performance-per-watt of the previous generation of A-Series APUs known as Llano, AMD said.
"The latest OEM notebooks, ultrathins, all-in-ones, and desktops based on the new AMD A-Series APU enable the best video and gaming experiences, highly responsive performance with AMD Turbo CORE, and accelerate an ever-increasing range of productivity and multimedia applications in sleek, stylish designs at price points that make sense," Chris Cloran, general manager of AMD's Client Business Unit, said in a statement. Read More
"The latest OEM notebooks, ultrathins, all-in-ones, and desktops based on the new AMD A-Series APU enable the best video and gaming experiences, highly responsive performance with AMD Turbo CORE, and accelerate an ever-increasing range of productivity and multimedia applications in sleek, stylish designs at price points that make sense," Chris Cloran, general manager of AMD's Client Business Unit, said in a statement. Read More
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