PC makers bet on AMD's new platform laptop to fight multi-nuclear war

May 26, AMD in Beijing held a theme for "First Glimpse of the future" of the 2010 new visual notebook Platform Conference, 30 balance new products stunning debut.　　The release of AMD notebook platform covers the mainstream and ultra-thin two major areas, and the first time in the notebook computer platform introduced three cores and four of nuclear processors. The release of the AMD notebook platform covers the mainstream and ultra-thin two major areas, the new platform of High-definition gaming entertainment experience and multitasking ability greatly improved. Of particular concern is the first time AMD introduced a three-core and four-core processor on a laptop platform, at the same time, equipped with DX11 dual-core, three-core, four-core notebooks are set at 3999, 4999, 59,993 price segments, the current four core high-end notebook prices directly "down the Middle",　　PC makers are betting on AMD's new platform for a "multi-nuclear war". With the increasing demand of people's entertainment, more and more people pay more attention to the entertainment and visual experience of notebooks. The mainstream multicore platform (Danube), which was released by AMD, is clearly directed at the needs of consumers, not only to provide a comprehensive selection of dual-core, triple-core and four-core, but also to be equipped with the latest DX11 to bring more powerful high-definition entertainment visual experience.　　More crucially, all notebooks based on the new mainstream AMD platform are set at the mainstream price. It is understood that many OEM manufacturers will be launched in the global 135 based on AMD 2010 new visual notebook platform mainstream and ultra-thin models. At present, Acer and Lenovo's first batch of new products using AMD platform has been the first landing in the Chinese market. For the new platform for AMD, the support of PC manufacturers is unprecedented consistent, it is clear that these manufacturers have a strong feeling that "multicore +dx11" will become the mainstream of notebook market development. Jinweiwei