A10-4600M is the laptop variant.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/5831/amd-trinity-review-a10-4600m-a-new-hope/1
Incredible Performance from On Board APU.
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A10-4600M is the laptop variant.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/5831/amd-trinity-review-a10-4600m-a-new-hope/1
Any clue to when these will become available / when the NDA is up?
I have seen 2 October as release data elsewhere on the WEB.
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Depending on the price point, I'm temped.
Will be nice for a cheap LAN party system perhaps.
Will be nice for a cheap LAN party system perhaps.
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I don't doubt that a 2500K/2700?3570K etc will still be better computationally, but can you picture a small little case, a small ITX FM2 socket motherboard, this chip, a little PSU and some RAM and drives, no discrete GFX card needed, all hooked up to a TV and able to easily play games, sweet
Be great for a steambox with their new tv thing.
hmm interestign lappy specs :-
AMD Trinity Prototype Laptop Specifications
Processor
AMD A10-4600M
(Dual-module/quad-core 2.30-3.20GHz, 4MB L2, 32nm, 35W)
Chipset
AMD A70M (Hudson M3)
Memory
4GB (2x2GB) DDR3-1600 Samsung
8GB (2x4GB) DDR3-1600 Hynix
Graphics
Radeon HD 7660G
(384 Radeon Cores, up to 686MHz)
Display
14" WLED Matte 16:9 768p (1366x768)
(AU Optronics B140XW02)
Storage
128GB Samsung 830 SSD
240GB Intel 520 SSD
Optical Drive
Blu-ray Combo Drive (PLDS DS-6E2SH)
Networking
Gigabit Ethernet (Realtek 8168/8111)
802.11n WiFi (Broadcom BCM4313 2x2:2 MIMO, 2.4GHz)
Bluetooth 2.1 (Broadcom BCM2070)
Audio
Stereo Speakers
Headphone and microphone jacks
Capable of 5.1 digital output (HDMI)
Battery/Power
6-cell, 11.1V, >4.84Ah, ~56Wh
90W Max AC Adapter
Front Side
WiFi On/Off Switch
Headphone jack
Microphone jack
Left Side
2 x USB 3.0
HDMI 1.4a
1 x USB 2.0/eSATA Combo
VGA
Exhaust vent
AC Power Connection
Kensington Lock
Right Side
Memory Card Reader
Optical Drive
1 x USB 2.0
Gigabit Ethernet
Back Side
N/A
Operating System
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
Dimensions
13.33" x 9.53" x 1.16-1.34" (WxDxH)
(339mm x 242mm x 29.5-34.0mm)
Weight
4.7 lbs (2.14kg)
Extras
Webcam
86-Key keyboard
Flash reader (MMC/MS/SD)
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Some decent Trinity laptops at a shade less than 500, which is what I'd expect that one to cost.
screen size ?
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I'd rather not mention anymore.
Last time I said a product and a price I got an infraction/warning.
Last time I said a product and a price I got an infraction/warning.
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Prices for the APU's and boards are pretty good. Just need to wait for the reviews now.
looking at a lappy .. are ocuk stocking them ? lookign for a lappy update for the gf .. but not to expensive
Ask customer services if they are getting some in.
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Good to see AMD getting something right, these look like the obvious candidates for HTPC/ITX systems and lower-end laptops.
However, it seems suspicious (to an old cynic like me) that they haven't released any CPU data, while trumpeting their iGPU performance. I'm sure it will be better than Bulldozer, but it needs to be a lot better to give Intel some competition in the desktop market.
NB : For non-gamers, any iGPU is sufficient (to play a 1080p movie or surf), but to gamers no iGPU is up to the task - an Intel CPU + discrete GPU is still the best bet. AMD's focus on iGPU could push them out of the desktop market completely.
However, it seems suspicious (to an old cynic like me) that they haven't released any CPU data, while trumpeting their iGPU performance. I'm sure it will be better than Bulldozer, but it needs to be a lot better to give Intel some competition in the desktop market.
NB : For non-gamers, any iGPU is sufficient (to play a 1080p movie or surf), but to gamers no iGPU is up to the task - an Intel CPU + discrete GPU is still the best bet. AMD's focus on iGPU could push them out of the desktop market completely.