AMD Fusion APU technology brings together a multi-core CPU (x86), the ability of DirectX ® 11 discrete levels of a powerful graphics and parallel processing machines, a block of high-definition video acceleration, and high-speed bus that speeds data from various types of processor cores in a single design.
AMD Fusion APU is a new generation of desktop platforms, notebooks and netbooks, even to be present in the tablet platform is expected to be available in late Q1 of this year.
AMD Fusion APU on AMD VISION machine will make the visual side of computing becomes more vivid and more realistic look, and even allows the convenience of enjoying the variety of content and high definition (HD), ranging from YouTube videos to play DirectX 11 and Blu-ray. Machine Vision will also provide the ability to browse the Internet becomes faster; 1080p HD video playback smooth, standard definition and high definition video looks; 2D content can be converted into stereoscopic 3D, with graphics-intensive sites can be opened more quickly; manipulate HD content becomes more quick and easy, and 3D games in HD resolution can be played quickly and more alive.
CHIP Online - New Generation AMD Fusion APU Has Started AMD Fusion APU is able to remove the barriers that have the right CPU and GPU computing that is connected with the software. AMD Fusion is also capable of providing power to last for a full day in which the new power saver feature is present in single-chip design that is able to extend the time between plug-ins.
Low-power platform 2011 (formerly known by the code "Brazos") improve the everyday computing experience and is available starting today in two variants APU: Series E and Series C. Two variants of this APU has the latest CPU core x86-coded "Bobcat". "Bobcat" is a new x86 core processors from AMD's first since 2003 and was designed from the ground up to provide mobile performance class stars.
2011 mainstream platform intended primarily for the performance mainstream notebook and desktop mainstream. This platform will be presenting the 32nm Series A "Llano" APU, which includes up to four x86 cores and DirectX 11-capable GPU discrete-level, which is scheduled to be delivered in the first half of 2011 and will be present in products in mid-year.
AMD hopes, many leading brands such as Acer, Asus, Dell, Fujitsu, HP, Lenovo, MSI, Samsung, Sony, and Toshiba will soon release an AMD-based system preformance Fusion APU near future.
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar