Sony is now offering AMD processors in a select number of VAIO notebooks, the first time it has done so in several years.
Just when you thought Intel had the laptop processor market in the bag, here comes AMD with a jaw-dropping 109 new netbooks and notebooks offering high performance, great battery life, and low prices just as stores begin stocking shelves for back-to-school sales. We spent some hands-on time with many of these new laptops. Take a closer look at the ones that caught our eyes.
AMD has unveiled two new laptop platforms, both of which promise smooth video playback and gameplay, speedy media encoding, up to 8 hours of battery life, and a great price.
Expect to see quad-core mobile processors from AMD showing up in notebooks soon.
The AMD Llano processor will feature four cores, an onboard graphics card, and be built on 32nm technology.
A DigiTimes report claims that AMD's share of the notebook market is expected to increase to 15% by the end of 2010.
AMD today introduced its Mobility Radeon 5000 series of DirectX 11 graphics cards for notebooks.
Las Vegas natives call it "The Big Show." NotebookReview.com staff members call it "Hell Week." Everyone else knows it best as the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). CES 2010 officially opens its doors on Thursday, but the newest laptops and related gizmos are already starting to show up. Take a look at our predictions, and check back here for the latest news.
With so many laptops featuring so many different processors, how do you know what to buy this holiday season? We're here to help with our updated CPU guide for 2009. Keep reading to find out why you might NOT want to buy a laptop with Intel inside.
Intel today agreed to pay $1.25 billion to settle all of its disputes with AMD.
HP today introduced its value-based ProBook b-series, featuring AMD processors and graphics.
Details on AMD's upcoming ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5000 series graphics cards have leaked.
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