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Re: AMD focused on the ultra-portable market .. for now

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Re: AMD focused on the ultra-portable market .. for now

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Re: AMD focused on the ultra-portable market .. for now

Florida Personal Injury Lawyer — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 09:23:56 -0000

The company held their 2008 Financial Analyst Day today where they unveiled their upcoming 2009 and 2010 processor roadmap. On the roadmap, the company unveiled several new platforms and processors targeting the ultra-portable notebook market.

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Re: AMD focused on the ultra-portable market .. for now

krunker — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 17:43:47 -0000

Yes that's a good point - I'll make sure to clarify that - however, the thermal envelope is still higher than the Atom + chipset envelope which is roughly 11 watts. The main point here is - Yukon is unlikely (though not impossible) to be seen in netbook systems.. at least not the "traditional" netbook systems we have come to know of which would be 10 inch systems. Maybe 13 inch ultraportable notebooks that get renamed as mininotebooks/netbooks.

This does go to show that the line between ultraportables and netbooks is a fine one at that. One person's netbook is another's ultra-portable?

Re: AMD focused on the ultra-portable market .. for now

Paul Hole — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 17:15:10 -0000

Yukon platform is <25W (CPU+Chipset), not just the CPU. Don't forget that the CPU and chipset are both in new low cost, low z-scale, BGA packages. and it can play real games and play HD video, unlike Atom platforms.