AMD sigue vivo y apuntando a sus APU's de bajo consumo
Ya pueden encontrar los Previews en (Anandtech,HotHardware,Legit Reviews,Tom’s Hardware,etc)
http://www.amd.com/en-us/press-relea...2014apr29.aspxCódigo:Unmatched Feature Set The 2014 AMD Mainstream and Low-Power Mobile APUs are designed for consumer and commercial mobile devices of all shapes and sizes, from fanless tablets to 2-in-1s like detachable and convertible notebooks, to small-screen and ultrathin laptops. They feature up to four x86 “Puma+” CPU cores and AMD Radeon™ R Series graphics based on Graphics Core Next (GCN) architecture, which enables fast performance, outstanding image quality and low power consumption. Additional power management features integrated into the APUs include: AMD Enduro™ technology3 that enables longer battery life; AMD Start Now technology3 for quick boot-up and resume from sleep mode; AMD Turbo Core technology3 that senses when a computing task requires more performance. Enhanced Security And, marking AMD’s first implementation of ARM-based technology into processors designed for consumer and commercial client devices, the 2014 AMD Mainstream and Low-Power APUs feature an AMD-developed platform security processor (PSP) based on the ARM Cortex-A5 featuring ARM TrustZone® technology for enhanced data security. These are the first and only x86 processors available to integrate an ARM core for security. The integrated PSP taps into the open standards-based ARM TrustZone ecosystem and partitions the new processors into two “virtual CPUs” – a “secure world” and a “normal world” based on the type of data being processed – and ensures secure storage and processing of sensitive data and trusted apps including online payments, digital rights management and enterprise- and web-based services. Category-leading Performance The 2014 AMD Mainstream and Low-Power APUs deliver category-leading compute power and a best-in-class gaming experience. Through the robust feature set of these new APUs and engineering prowess, they exhibit impressive performance improvements when compared to the previous generations and to the competition. 2014 AMD Mainstream APUs: Up to 100% better graphics performance over the previous generation (“Kabini”)4 Up to 20% power reduction versus the previous generation (“Kabini”)5 Increased memory support from the previous generation to DDR3-1866 Up to 50% better graphics performance6 and up to 7x the compute performance1 versus Intel® Pentium® (“Haswell U”) Up to 3x the graphics performance7 and over 35% better system performance8 than Intel® Pentium® (“Bay Trail M”) 2014 AMD Low-Power APUs: Over 2x the graphics performance-per-watt9 and nearly 2x the productivity performance-per-watt10 versus the previous generation (formerly codenamed “Temash”) Better graphics performance than Intel® Core™ i311 Three times the compute performance of Intel’s Atom™ processor2 Differentiated User Experiences Along with the array of hardware features and performance enhancements, these new processors also have several unique software capabilities to help consumers and business users get more out of their PCs: AMD Gesture Control3 – enables touch-free control of popular apps using hand gestures AMD Face Login3 – uses facial recognition for logging into popular websites Premium BlueStacks optimized for AMD – brings a full, seamless Android experience to Windows PCs AMD Quick Stream Technology3 – delivers virtually uninterrupted streaming video AMD Perfect Picture5 – boosts image quality automatically for enhanced color, contrast and resolution AMD Steady Video technology3 – helps smooth shaky, jittery videos with a single click These new mobile APUs will be joined by the top-of-the-line “Kaveri” APU, which is expected to be in market mid-2014.
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