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    News - AMD augments entry-level Fusion chips

    The Brazos family of APUs get a refresh with more features and battery life.
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    Re: News - AMD augments entry-level Fusion chips

    The swines! I bought a Brazos netbook a few months back, 5 hour battery life... ah well! Still keeping an eye out for a nettop version to use as a media centre, quicker memory and updated HDMI support sounds like it might be worth it.
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    Re: News - AMD augments entry-level Fusion chips

    It's a bit vague though, isnt it?
    I mean... a 10 hour battery life .... it's just marketing fluff.

    I could easily make a laptop with a 7 day battery life, but you just wouldnt want to see the size of the battery....
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    Re: News - AMD augments entry-level Fusion chips

    I think that AMD mean that the new chips will add approx. 4 hours life if the system stays the same...
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