AMD reveals the “Puma”
Last week, US-based Advanced Micro Devices introduced its next-generation Turion notebook platform, designed to compete with Intel’s Centrino-branded products.
The overall platform, codenamed Puma, is expected to be available in high-end notebooks in mid-2008. The package is comprised AMD’s 64 X2 dual-core “Griffin” processor and a new mobile chipset, called the RS780. The chip package will include support for 802.11n, HyperTransport 3.0, and PCI Express 2.0.
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