Following the introduction of the revolutionary new APU (Accelerated Processor) at the beginning of January and the simultaneous release of the two APUs, E and C, AMD announced the global "Llano" high-end A-series APU on June 14th. Have a substantial increase. To this end, on June 28th, AMD launched a series of APU experience journeys in Shanghai called "Accelerated, Leading Vision," and jointly pushed OEMs and channel manufacturers to push APUs. It is understood that Shanghai will be the starting station for the series of promotional activities, and will be held successively in Guangzhou, Chengdu, and Beijing, covering all major regional markets.
With the increasing digital and visual content, consumers are paying more attention to computer graphics performance, gaming experience, clarity and fluency of HD video, and multitasking capabilities. To meet these needs, AMD A-series APUs incorporate up to four x86 CPU cores on a single chip and a powerful standalone core that supports DirectX 11: with up to 400 Radeon cores and dedicated HD video processing capabilities. In addition, AMD A-series APUs also feature advanced features such as gestures, multi-display support, 3D entertainment, and real-time image stabilization. According to AMD, from the second quarter of 2011, there will be more than 150 new products based on A Series APUs.
As the main product that leads the next generation of accelerated computing, the new high-end A-series APU is equipped with dual graphics, physical quad-core, intelligent overclocking, and support for the second-generation DX11's unique display technology, enabling users to bring new experiences like Extreme visual performance, smart personal supercomputers, hundreds of core applications and all-weather computing. According to AMD, there are now more than 50 leading applications supporting APU acceleration, including IE9, Office 2010, Adobe Flash Player 10.1, Storm Video Player and numerous video and photo editing software, etc., through the accelerated function of the APU, Enable more efficient and smoother operation and application experience.
APU realizes the true fusion of CPU and GPU, and it is the biggest new breakthrough in the processor field since the x86 architecture was introduced more than 40 years ago. With the successful launch of the AMD A-series APU core visual experience tour in Shanghai, computers using high-end APUs will have better performance, a more balanced CPU and GPU configuration, longer battery life, and greater functionality. Consumers bring more choices for both fish and bears.
With the increasing digital and visual content, consumers are paying more attention to computer graphics performance, gaming experience, clarity and fluency of HD video, and multitasking capabilities. To meet these needs, AMD A-series APUs incorporate up to four x86 CPU cores on a single chip and a powerful standalone core that supports DirectX 11: with up to 400 Radeon cores and dedicated HD video processing capabilities. In addition, AMD A-series APUs also feature advanced features such as gestures, multi-display support, 3D entertainment, and real-time image stabilization. According to AMD, from the second quarter of 2011, there will be more than 150 new products based on A Series APUs.
As the main product that leads the next generation of accelerated computing, the new high-end A-series APU is equipped with dual graphics, physical quad-core, intelligent overclocking, and support for the second-generation DX11's unique display technology, enabling users to bring new experiences like Extreme visual performance, smart personal supercomputers, hundreds of core applications and all-weather computing. According to AMD, there are now more than 50 leading applications supporting APU acceleration, including IE9, Office 2010, Adobe Flash Player 10.1, Storm Video Player and numerous video and photo editing software, etc., through the accelerated function of the APU, Enable more efficient and smoother operation and application experience.
APU realizes the true fusion of CPU and GPU, and it is the biggest new breakthrough in the processor field since the x86 architecture was introduced more than 40 years ago. With the successful launch of the AMD A-series APU core visual experience tour in Shanghai, computers using high-end APUs will have better performance, a more balanced CPU and GPU configuration, longer battery life, and greater functionality. Consumers bring more choices for both fish and bears.
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