New AMD Fusion APUs powers up notebooks and desktops so your computing experience is more brilliant than ever. A total of 10 AMD A-Series notebooks and laptops are currently available to meet growing need for high definition graphics and video which has become mainstream in Thailand
Bangkok (NYSE: AMD) AMD announced the next generation in mainstream consumer computing with the availability of the new high-performance AMD A-Series Accelerated Processing Units (APUs) in Thailand.
Enabling truly immersive computing experiences in notebooks and desktops, the AMD A-Series APUs allow consumers to experience more brilliant computing with vibrant HD graphics, supercomputer-like performance and over 10.5 hours of battery life.
AMD showcased a selection of AMD Fusion-based desktops and notebooks with local partners in Thailand including Acer, Asus, Dell, Fujitsu, HP, Lenovo, Samsung, Sony, Samsung and Toshiba.
In an increasingly digital and visually oriented world, consumers are placing ever-higher priorities on multitasking, vivid graphics, lifelike games, lag-free videos, and ultimate multimedia performance. To meet these needs, the AMD A-Series APUs combine up to four x86 CPU cores with powerful DirectX®11-capable discrete-level graphics and up to 400 Radeon™ cores along with dedicated HD video processing on a single chip. AMD A-Series APUs also allow for advanced capabilities such as gestural interfaces, multi-monitor support, 3D entertainment and real-time image stabilization.
“The AMD A-Series APU represents a new era for Thai consumers where they can look forward to more brilliance in computing with unprecedented graphics and video performance in their notebooks and PC,” said AMD Thailand Country Manager Chukkrit Watcharasaksilp. “Thanks to AMD Vision technology, consumers can also look forward to do more on their devices in brilliant HD.”
The AMD A-Series APUs are currently shipping and scheduled to appear in more than 10 notebooks and laptops from leading computer vendors in Thailand. Delivering powerful serial and parallel computing capabilities for HD video, 3D rendering and data-intensive workloads in a single-die processor, the AMD A-Series APUs offer software developers unprecedented power and potential in an ever smaller package. “This year will see high performance graphics and video become mainstream in Thailand,” said Chukkrit.
