AMD's Fusion processors series APU first grabbed our attention at the beginning of 2011 the spectacular 11.6-inch ultraportable notebook like the HP Pavilion dm1z, which offers excellent performance and battery life for a good price. E and C-series auxiliary power units represent the baseline and the side of the thin and light laptop and desktop, the universe has been updated, with memory and graphics enhancements, and promised to get rested battery.
AMD claims 12 hours off the battery life on a charge of C series APU, and 10.5 hours on the new E series Of course, our battery life tests more conservative, but the gains in battery life ultra-portable market is welcome. Other improvements include the 1333 MHz DDR3 memory and HDMI 1.4 for the production of 3D video content to 3D HDTV.
The new GEA should appear in ultraportables, laptops, desktops and budget from today.
If AMD's new processors offer a significant contribution, we will be curious to know how thin and ultra light-Book similar to AMD to compete with Intel's plans for owning class.
