First Yukon retial laptop?
My ebuyer eblast this morning had this laptop as its featured product. Am I going mad, or is this (judging by the spec) the first Yukon laptop available from retail in this country? And if so, WHY HASN'T HEXUS MENTIONED IT!?! ;)
Looking at the recommended retail, it would appear that AMD are going to deliver on their £300 - £500 price target, and stack up the features too. Coolness abounds... now, where's that spare £300 I had kicking around... :drool:
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What makes you think it's Yukon? 2hr life out of 6 cell batteries and lack of 802.11n wireless makes me think it's not Yukon.
Yukon is expected in April.
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kalniel
What makes you think it's Yukon?
A 690G-based chipset and low-power 1.6GHz Single-core Athlon?
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scaryjim
A 690G-based chipset and low-power 1.6GHz Single-core Athlon?
Isn't that just a 1.6ghz athlon sitting on a 690G chipset though, not Yukon?
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kalniel
Isn't that just a 1.6ghz athlon sitting on a 690G chipset though, not Yukon?
Erm... possibly? Do AMD already produce a mobile version of 690G? It's quite possibly I was just getting over-excited: dull day in work today ;)
So what's the big difference in Yukon from an existing mobile 690G then? Lower power-draw?
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scaryjim
So what's the big difference in Yukon from an existing mobile 690G then? Lower power-draw?
Yes - the chipset (690E) and new Neo CPU will together only draw 25W.
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kalniel
Yes - the chipset (690E) and new Neo CPU will together only draw 25W.
Fair enough - don't you just hate it when over-excited fanboys start spouting rubbish on forums... ;)
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It's quite sweet really ;)