News - HP announces 11 notebook models to offer Llano

[HEXUS]

AMD’s long-time OEM ally is the first to announce PCs using its new A-series APUs.

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[Jedibeeftrix]

long-term ally or otherwise, they have failed to market an A-series notebook with a chassis sized for less than 14" screens.

who will provide me a 11.6"/12.5" notebook sporting an A series APU?

[billybear]

long-term ally or otherwise, they have failed to market an A-series notebook with a chassis sized for less than 14" screens.

who will provide me a 11.6"/12.5" notebook sporting an A series APU?

AMD isn't targetting the "ultrabook" market with its A Series APU. Intel has created a new category for that with its i5/i7 UM processors.

The laptop pictured above by HP looks really nice. Although I hope Lenovo update their Edge line with these processors.

[Jedibeeftrix]

it remains a 35W processor without any requirement for separate GPU or northbridge, it would do very well in a 12.5" chassis, just as lenovo is doing with the 35W Intel cpu in the U260 currently.

[Biscuit]

AMD isn't targetting the "ultrabook" market with its A Series APU...

A shame if they dont put anything into that segment at all...