AMD (NYSE: AMD) today announced the availability of the AMD platform for ultrathin notebooks, enabling exceedingly thin and light OEM designs with rich entertainment capabilities at an affordable price. Previously codenamed “Yukon,” the platform is based on the new AMD Athlon™ Neo processor, ATI Radeon™ X1250 integrated graphics and optional ATI Mobility Radeon™ HD 3410 discrete graphics and brings true HD entertainment to a new category of stylish notebook PCs. The AMD platform debuts within the HP Pavilion dv2 Entertainment Notebook PC ultrathin notebook, which measures less than one-inch thick and weighs less than four pounds. The HP Pavilion dv2 also comes equipped with a 12.1-inch diagonal LED BrightView display, nearly full-size keyboard, and optional external optical disc drive with Blu-ray capability.
“Before today, there was a compromise associated with selecting a highly portable notebook, forcing consumers to choose either the full PC experience of an ultraportable at a high price or the limited PC experience of a mininotebook at a low price,” said Chris Cloran, corporate vice president, client division, AMD. “In introducing the AMD ultrathin notebook platform, AMD enables balanced PC performance, including the option of advanced graphics and video for true HD entertainment, all in an affordable, ultrathin notebook, bringing consumers uncompromised mobility.” (more…)









Just introduced and already it’s got a reputation of being a “SpeedDevil”. The Intel Core i7 is build to suit the needs for running applications which use great quantities of data, complicated algorithmes but will also meet any high demands in terms of real-time rendering applications. Codenamed “Bloomfield” the designteam from Intel has put the dot on the i which is based on the innovated “Nehalem” microarchitecture, manufactured according the technology Intel calls the “Hafnium-infused 45nm high-k metal gate transistor technology”. Bloomfield is ready fot the next generation which is called Core i7. 

Tue, Jan 6, 2009
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