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AMD Athlon™ | AMD Athlon X2 Dual-Core Processors

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:51:00 -0700

AMD Athlon™ | AMD Athlon X2 Dual-Core Processors

The performance demands on embedded systems are increasing, and AMD Athlon™ and AMD Athlon X2 dual-core processors provide unique features and high performance for high-end and more traditional embedded designs. Based on the award-winning AMD64 technology with Direct Connect Architecture, the AMD Athlon family of processor helps provide a balanced foundation for storage, telecommunications, point-of-sale, networking, military, imaging, and gaming systems, as well as other traditional embedded markets like single-board computing and industrial control. AMD64 technology is designed to bring a balanced approach to raw processing power, memory performance, I/O throughput, and scalability. Add 32- and 64-bit application support with native multi-core computing in a consistent thermal envelope and many embedded designers are finding their next-generation systems deliver record-breaking application performance.

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The AMD Athlon™ and AMD Athlon X2 dual-core processors
A high-bandwidth, low-latency integrated DDR2 memory controller
HyperTransport™ technology for high-speed I/O communication
Large high-performance on-chip cache
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AMD Socket AM3/AM2 Processors

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:49:00 -0700

Socket AM3/AM2 Processors

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Delivers a superior visual experience in an ultra power-efficient platform

Transform your embedded system into a digital media powerhouse by utilizing the AMD Athlon™ II XLT processor with the next generation 3D and HD video experience¹ of the ATI Radeon™ HD 4200 graphics and AMD 785E chipset. This second generation high performance embedded client platform is designed to deliver a superior visual experience in an ultra power-efficient platform. The embedded 64-bit platform is designed for advanced multitasking performance, and power-saving innovations for small, cool, energy-efficient embedded solutions. The exceptional visual experience and power efficiency make this an ideal solution for embedded applications such as digital signage and casino gaming while also enabling the processing performance and throughput for industrial automation, test and measurement, imaging and surveillance applications.

Features & Benefits

Integrated ATI Radeon HD 4200 graphics with enhanced operating modes to enable excellent graphics performance in power and cost sensitive embedded applications
HyperTransport™ technology 3.0 helps boost overall system performance through a dedicated high-speed, low-latency I/O interface
DirectX® 10.1 lets you enjoy awesome graphics performance, stunning 3D visual effects and dynamic interactivity
ECC memory support for low end SOHO server applications and applications requiring reliable data or minimum down time
Unified Video Decoder for dedicated hardware decode and playback of VC-1, and H.264 formats

AMD Location | Europe | Milano, Italy

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:46:00 -0700

Milano, Italy
Advanced Micro Devices Spa
Via Montefeltro, 4
20156 Milano Italy
Tel: + 39 02 3008161
Fax:+ 39 02 33497689

Sales Office

AMD Location | Europe | Frimley, UK

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:45:00 -0700

Frimley, UK
Frimley, UK
Advanced Micro Devices, UK, Ltd.
AMD House, Frimley Business Park
Frimley, Camberley, Surrey
United Kingdom GU16 7SL
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Tel: + 44 1276 803100
Fax:+ 44 1276 803227
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AMD Location | Europe | Dresden, Germany

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:44:00 -0700

Dresden, Germany AMD Location
R&D Micro Devices

AMD Location |North America - U.S. | Portland, Oregon

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:42:00 -0700

Portland, Oregon
Advanced Micro Devices
902 SW Sixth Ave.
Mezzanine Floor
Portland, OR 97204

AMD Location |North America - U.S. | Bellevue, Washington

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:42:00 -0700

Bellevue, Washington
Advanced Micro Devices
2002 - 156th Ave. NE
Suite 300
Bellevue, WA 98007
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Fax:425-378-9460

R&D and Design

AMD Location |North America - U.S. |Houston, Texas

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:41:00 -0700

Houston, Texas
Advanced Micro Devices
20333 State Highway 249
Suite 320
Houston, TX 77070
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AMD Location |North America - U.S. | Austin, Texas

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:38:00 -0700

Austin, Texas
Austin, Texas
AMD Austin, Lone Star
Advanced Micro Devices
7171 Southwest Pkwy
Austin, TX 78735
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Tel: 512-602-1000

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AMD Location |North America - U.S. | Austin, Texas

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:34:00 -0700

Austin, Texas
Austin, Texas
Advanced Micro Devices
5900 East Ben White Blvd
Bldg 3-Oltorf
Austin, TX 78741
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Tel: 512-602-5204

Business Operations
Product Shipping, FedEx/DHL only

AMD Location |North America - U.S. | Nashua, New Hampshire

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:33:00 -0700

Nashua, New Hampshire
Nashua, New Hampshire
Advanced Micro Devices
402 Amhearst Street,
Suite 304
Nashua, NH 03063
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R&D and Design

AMD Location |North America - U.S. | Boxborough, Massachusetts

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:33:00 -0700

Boxborough, Massachusetts
Boxborough, Massachusetts
Advanced Micro Devices
90 Central St
Boxborough, MA 01719
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AMD Location |North America - U.S. | Orlando, Florida

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:31:00 -0700

Orlando, Florida
Orlando, Florida
Advanced Micro Devices
3501 Quadrangle Blvd.
Suite 375
Orlando, FL
32817
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Tel: 407-541-6800
Fax:407-541-6801

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AMD Location |North America - U.S. | Fort Collins, Colorado

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:31:00 -0700

Fort Collins, Colorado
Fort Collins, Colorado
Advanced Micro Devices
2950 East Harmony Road
Suite 300
Fort Collins, CO
80528-9558
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Tel: 970-226-9500

R&D and Design

AMD Location |North America - U.S. | California

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:29:00 -0700

Sunnyvale, California
Advanced Micro Devices
One AMD Place
P.O. Box 3453
Sunnyvale, CA
94088-3453
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Tel: 408-749-4000

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AMD Location | North America - Canada | Markham, Ontario

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:25:00 -0700

Markham, Ontario
Advanced Micro Devices
1 Commerce Valley Dr. East
Markham, ON L3T 7X6
Canada
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Markham, Ontario
Advanced Micro Devices
33 Commerce Valley Dr. East
Markham, ON L3T 7N6
Canada
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Tel: 905-882-2600
Fax:905-882-2620

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Markham, Ontario
Advanced Micro Devices
10 Commerce Valley Dr. East
Markham, Ontario L3T 7N7
Canada
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Tel: 905-882-2600
Fax:905-882-2620

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Acer's Aspire 5551G: AMD's Budget Gaming Laptop

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Sat, 27 Nov 2010 22:39:00 -0800

A couple months ago, we looked at AMD's quad-core P920 processor and HD 5650 GPU combination (with HD 4250 switchable graphics) courtesy of the Toshiba A660D/A665D. The combination wasn't without promise, but we walked away with a few concerns. First, we didn't think the Toshiba notebook was the best-built system on the block, with its glossy textured plastic. Then there's the issue with the CPU: the Phenom II P920 may be a quad-core processor, but the slow 1.6GHz maximum clock speed can be a serious bottleneck. And while we like the idea of switchable graphics, Toshiba garners two more marks against their offering: first, they don't participate in AMD's mobile driver program (you can get around this by downloading the drivers on a different laptop from a vendor that does participate, interestingly enough); second, they take the Radeon HD 5650 and clock it at 450MHz instead of 550MHz. Combine all of the above with a minimum price of $800 and we walked away without a clear winner. Here's our wish list from the conclusion of the A660D review:

Frankly, it just doesn't seem like anyone has yet come up with an ideal AMD-based laptop—not that they can't, but more like they won't. So to help, here's what we want. First, give us more than a 48Wh battery—look at ASUS' U-series laptops with 84Wh batteries for inspiration here. Second, keep the CPU clock speed above 2.0GHz, because when Intel's i3-330M beats a quad-core 1.6GHz part in virtually every benchmark you know there's a problem. Third, give us a decent GPU (5650 or faster), but don't force us into 16" and larger notebooks; P520, 5650, and a 63Wh battery (at least) should all fit in a 14" chassis. Bonus points for the first laptop to provide all of the above and not use a cheap LCD (and we'd even pay an extra $50-$100 for such a display). Considering the competition on the Intel side of the fence, realistically all of this needs to fit into a budget of under $800, since an extra $100 brings Core i5 parts into direct competition.

Besides the above, we also had to question whether P920 made sense with the 5650—a higher clocked dual-core processor seemed like a better overall gaming solution, given the dearth of games that truly benefit from having more than two cores. Not long after that review, AMD contacted us and asked if we'd like to look at the Acer 5551G-4591, a laptop that at least meets several of the above wish list bullet points. Now, we haven't been particularly kind in our comments on some of the Acer/Gateway laptops of late, but that doesn't mean they can't fill a niche. We still think the keyboard is one of the least desirable options for a notebook (which is putting it kindly), and they're not likely to ever win an industrial design competition, but one thing Acer tends to do better than anyone else is to pack some decent performance options into very affordable offerings. So just what does the 5551G-4591 bring to bear? Here's the spec rundown.

Acer Aspire 5551G-4591 Specifications
Processor	AMD Athlon II P520 (2x2.3GHz, 45nm, 1MB L2, 25W)
Chipset	AMD RS880M + SB850
Memory	2x2GB DDR3-1066 (Max 2x4GB)
Graphics	AMD Radeon Mobility HD 5650 1GB DDR3 (400 Shaders, 550MHz core clock, 1540MHz effective memory clock)
Display	15.6" LED Glossy 16:9 768p (1366x768) AU Optronics B156XW02-V2 Panel
Hard Drive(s)	500GB 5400RPM (Seagate Momentus 5400.6 ST9500325AS)
Optical Drive	DVD+/-RW Drive (Matshita DVD-RAM UK890AS)
Networking	Gigabit Ethernet (Broadcom BCM57780) Wireless 802.11n (Atheros AR928X, 300Mb capable)
Audio	Realtek ALC272 HD Audio Stereo speakers, headphone and microphone jacks
Battery	6-Cell, 10.8V, 4400mAh, 48Wh battery
Front Side	Flash reader
Left Side	Headphone and microphone jacks 1 x USB 2.0 HDMI Ethernet jack VGA Exhaust vent AC plug
Right Side	2 x USB 2.0 Optical drive Kensington lock
Back Side	None
Operating System	Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Dimensions	15.0" x 10.0" x 1.0"-1.3" (WxDxH)
Weight	5.7 lbs
Extras	1.3MP Webcam 103-Key Keyboard with dedicated 10-key Flash reader (MMC, SD/Mini SD, MS/Duo/Pro/Pro Duo, xD)
Warranty	1-year standard warranty
Pricing	Estimated price of $649 [Possibly discontinued]

Acer To Use AMD Zacate Chip In 7-inch Tablet?

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Sat, 27 Nov 2010 22:39:00 -0800

Acer will become the first major manufacturer to use AMD's next generation Fusion processors (potentially a Zacate APU, the direct competitor to Intel's Atom) in a tablet format device.

The device will sport a 10.1-inch screen (possibly 1024x600 pixels) and will combine a touchscreen with a physical keyboard (a full size version) with the latter being presented as a docking station that enhances the tablet's connectivity as well.

The tablet, which has yet to be named, will weigh less than 1Kg and will be less than 15mm thick. Acer says that it will come with two 1.3-megapixel cameras, Wi-Fi, 3G connectivity and will be available as from February 2011.

As expected, the tablet that doubles as a netbook, will come with Windows 7, possibly Starter; we couldn't see any connectors on the docking station or on the tablet itself.

No pricing details have been published yet and we're not sure whether the device will be marketed as a consumer-oriented Aspire brand or for a more professional, upmarket one with the Timeline.

AMD claims its image quality is on par with Nvidia

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Sat, 27 Nov 2010 22:38:00 -0800

FINGER POINTING has broken out again between the pixel pushers Nvidia and AMD over the image quality of their graphics drivers.

On Monday reports surfaced that Nvidia claimed its arch-rival, AMD, has lowered the image quality of default settings in its Catalyst drivers. Essentially the Green Goblin charged that AMD is cheating in order to attain higher benchmarking scores and thus garner more favourable reviews.

Nick Stam, the technical marketing director at Nvidia hammered home the point in a blog post, saying "Nvidia GPUs provide higher image quality at default driver settings, which means comparative AMD [versus] Nvidia testing methods need to be adjusted to compensate for the image quality differences."

It was a pretty serious indictment of AMD and not surprisingly it drew a response from Nvidia's competing GPU designer. In a statement sent to The INQUIRER, AMD said it takes the issue of image quality seriously, writing, "We are committed to the PC gaming community and take all feedback on image quality very seriously."

The firm continued, "To that end, we have recently revisited the current default image quality settings used in Catalyst drivers and found them to be on par with the default settings provided by our competitor. We take great care in determining the default settings of Catalyst drivers and believe current settings deliver a very good gaming experience."

Questions over image quality settings in drivers have been around for years, first hitting the headlines back in 2003 with Nvidia's decision to treat the popular 3DMark benchmark with disdain by lowering image quality and not rendering out of frame objects. Many INQUIRER readers still remember that saga and not surprisingly shouts of the pot calling the kettle black were heard in response to Stam's recent claims.

Nvidia has said that it won't go down a similar route of image quality reduction in order to seemingly perform better in benchmarks, however with AMD holding firm that it doesn't compromise image quality in its drivers' default settings, a race to Lego-esque image quality might be just around the corner.

Acer 10.1 inch tablet supposedly has AMD C-50 APU

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Sat, 27 Nov 2010 22:37:00 -0800

We’ve reported on Acer’s 10.1 inch Windows 7 tablet before, and there is a rumor that it may be powered by an AMD C-50 APU.

According to DigiTimes, it will have AMD’s dual-core C-50 Ontario APU, which “consumes just 9W of power and packs a built-in Radeon HD 6250 graphics chip”. There is even reports that Acer will produce a 10.1 inch Android slate with Tegra 2 with support for WiFi and 3G. As far as any other features that we know, it will have a”1GHz processor, 4 megapixel rear facing camera, an HDMI port capable of outputting 720p HD videoand the ability to playback Flash 10.1 content”.

Amazon Cyber Monday sales Sony Black 17.3″ VPCEF22FX/BL Laptop AMD Athlon II

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Sat, 27 Nov 2010 22:36:00 -0800

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dell7-inch Streak | Dell to launch 7-inch Streak next year

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 02:22:00 -0800

BANGALORE, INDIA: With lot of talks about the small size of Dell's tablet Streak, the company is looking at launching the bigger version in a few months and stay in the competition-driven market.
Addressing the media, during the earnings call at Dell's quarterly financial results announcement today, Steve Felice, president – consumer, small and medium business, Dell, said, “We are looking at the launch of the 7-inch version of our tablet called Streak somewhere around early next year.”
Though he declined to divulge further details he added that the 10-inch tablet from Dell will come around latter half of the year. The present model has a scree size of 5 inches.
He shared that the company is buoyant about the tablet business and is glad to see the performance of the consumer business.
The performance of Streak and the bullish expectation of the company comes with the concern for their mobile unit. According to a report by Wall Street Journal, Ron Garriques, president, Communication Solutions, for Dell is parting ways from Dell, as the company is closing down its mobile unit.

Dell third-quarter profit more that doubles

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 02:21:00 -0800

Dell Inc. more than doubled its profit in the third quarter thanks to stronger sales to corporate customers and falling prices for computer components, the company said Thursday.

"We had a very good quarter with solid revenue growth and good profitability and cash flow," said Chief Financial Officer Brian Gladden .

The computer-maker made a profit of $822 million, or 42 cents a share, on revenue of $15.4 billion for the quarter ended Oct. 29. Revenue was up 19 percent from a year ago, while profit jumped 144 percent.

The company said it saw a richer mix of profits while keeping costs down and benefiting from the falling prices of components such as memory chips, storage drives and flat-panel displays.

Analysts were pleased with the profits, which were well ahead of estimates. Dell shares jumped almost 7 percent in extended trading, to as high as $14.58 a share.

"Revenues were light, but earnings were solid and profit margins were very solid," said Brian Marshall with Gleacher & Co.

"They hit gross margins out of the park," said Ashok Kumar with Rodman & Renshaw .

Gross margins for the company totaled 19.5 percent of revenue, compared with 16.6 percent in the second quarter. Analysts had criticized the company earlier in the year for disappointing gross margins, which are sales minus the cost of production.

Dell's strongest growth came in large corporate products and services, where revenue was $4.3 billion, up 27 percent from a year ago. Public sector revenue totaled $4.4 billion, up 20 percent, and small and medium-size business revenue totaled $3.7 billion, up 24 percent. Consumer sales totaled $2.9 billion, up 4 percent.

The company said it generated $913 million in cash in the quarter and ended with more than $14 billion in cash and short-term investments.

"Our strong results demonstrate that we are listening to customers and delivering what they want," said CEO Michael Dell.

The company said it expects to see continued strong growth in sales of desktop and notebook computers to large corporate customers.

It expects its revenue growth for the fiscal year ending next January will "track toward the mid-point of the 14-19 percent" projection made this summer.

For the first three quarters, the company made a profit of $1.7 billion, or 87 cents a share, on revenue of $45.8 billion. That compared with a profit of $1.1 billion, or 56 cents, on revenue of $38 billion for the same period of last year.

Gladden said Dell continues to make good progress with its infant business of making mobile Internet devices despite the abrupt departure of Ron Garriques , the head of that business, which was announced Wednesday. Garriques, a former Motorola executive who has worked at Dell for nearly four years, will receive more than $8 million in severance, bonus pay and consulting fees from the company over the next year.

"We are the pleased with the progress there," Gladden said.

The CFO also discounted repeated speculation about whether the company will go private, although he also said recently that the idea has been discussed at Dell.

"We have no plans to take the company private, period," he said.

dell :- Dell Q3 net income doubles to $822 mn, revenue up 19%

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 02:20:00 -0800

Computer-maker Dell Inc today reported an over two-fold jump in net income to USD 822 million for the three-month period ended October 29 on robust growth in commercial and enterprise business, coupled with the strong performance of emerging markets like India.

The company's net income stood at USD 337 million in the corresponding year-ago period, Dell said in a statement.

The company's revenue rose to USD 15.39 billion in the third quarter ended October 29, 2010, from USD 12.89 billion in the same quarter last fiscal, translating into a 19 per cent gain.

Dell has registered double-digit revenue growth in all operating regions, with revenue in Brazil , Russia, India and China rising by 30 per cent overall, led by a 55 per cent jump in revenue from Dell's India business.

"The company continues to expand its presence in these important countries, which now represent 13 per cent of total company revenue," Dell said.

In addition, Asia-Pacific and Japan revenue grew by 29 per cent, while Dell's Europe, Middle East and Africa revenue increased by 15 per cent. Furthermore, revenue from the Americas was up 18 per cent.

Commenting on the result, Dell Chief Financial Officer Brian Gladden said: "Our teams delivered outstanding results in the quarter. With solid demand in our commercial segments, we executed well and that led to record profitability for the company and especially in our important enterprise solutions and services business."

During the quarter, sales of Dell's consumer products rose by 4 per cent vis-a-vis the year-ago period to USD 3 billion, while commercial sales grew 24 per cent to USD 12.4 billion.

Revenue from large enterprises climbed 27 per cent to USD 4.3 billion and revenue from the public sector was up 20 per cent to USD 4.4 billion. Revenue from small and medium-size businesses grew 24 per cent to USD 3.7 billion.

The computer-maker ended the quarter with cash reserves and investments worth USD 14 billion.

amd :- Leaked AMD slides claim to reveal CPU timeline and new 'FM1' socket

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 02:19:00 -0800

Summary

Two slides have surfaced which it is claimed detail the company’s timeline for the release of upcoming CPUs and APUs (Accelerated Processing Unit, CPU/GPU hybrids).

wo slides have surfaced which it is claimed detail the company’s timeline for the release of upcoming CPUs and APUs (Accelerated Processing Unit, CPU/GPU hybrids).

Origin of the slides is the German website ATI-Forum which claims the slides came from a ‘business-related source.’

Note: I don’t speak German so I’m relying on Google translation.

If accurate this is excellent news because it means AM3+ compatible 4, 6 and 8 core CPUs based on the Bulldozer architecture and all featuring Turbo Core by the middle of next year, with the 8 core version coming in 95W and 125W TDP.

Nice.

But there’s more …

What we have here is the timeline for the Fusion APUs (the CPU/GPU hybrids. What’s interesting here is that this slide introduces a new socket - FM1. This was to be expected given that the silicon features both CPU and GPU. Maintaining AM3+ compatibility couldn’t really be expected. If a new socket is in the pipeline I’d expect that we’ll start to see samples of these board by early next year.

This slide also backs up the rumor that Fusion has been delayed until the second part of 2011.

Looks like we can expect some really good stuff from AMD next year.

AMD INTEL

AMD Athlon™ | AMD Athlon X2 Dual-Core Processors

AMD Athlon™ | AMD Athlon X2 Dual-Core Processors

Features & Benefits

AMD Socket AM3/AM2 Processors

Socket AM3/AM2 Processors

Processors

amd Delivers a superior visual experience in an ultra power-efficient platform

Features & Benefits

AMD Location | Europe | Milano, Italy

AMD Location | Europe | Frimley, UK

AMD Location | Europe | Dresden, Germany

AMD Location |North America - U.S. | Portland, Oregon

AMD Location |North America - U.S. | Bellevue, Washington

AMD Location |North America - U.S. |Houston, Texas

AMD Location |North America - U.S. | Austin, Texas

AMD Location |North America - U.S. | Austin, Texas

AMD Location |North America - U.S. | Nashua, New Hampshire

AMD Location |North America - U.S. | Boxborough, Massachusetts

AMD Location |North America - U.S. | Orlando, Florida

AMD Location |North America - U.S. | Fort Collins, Colorado

AMD Location |North America - U.S. | California

AMD Location | North America - Canada | Markham, Ontario

Acer's Aspire 5551G: AMD's Budget Gaming Laptop

Acer To Use AMD Zacate Chip In 7-inch Tablet?

AMD claims its image quality is on par with Nvidia

Acer 10.1 inch tablet supposedly has AMD C-50 APU

Amazon Cyber Monday sales Sony Black 17.3″ VPCEF22FX/BL Laptop AMD Athlon II

dell7-inch Streak | Dell to launch 7-inch Streak next year

Dell third-quarter profit more that doubles

dell :- Dell Q3 net income doubles to $822 mn, revenue up 19%

amd :- Leaked AMD slides claim to reveal CPU timeline and new 'FM1' socket

Summary

amd

Delivers a superior visual experience in an ultra power-efficient platform