AMD's new series of APUs (accelerated processing units) will power a line of HP laptops. Photo courtesy of AMD. HP and AMD announced Tuesday a fleet of new laptop and notebook computers, powered by a new series of AMD processors.
Previously codenamed Llano, AMD's Fusion A-series of chips come inside each of HP's 11 new notebook models — six consumer-based devices, five for the enterprise. Under the new APU moniker (accelerated processing unit), the chips are a hybrid of traditional CPUs, or central processing units, and GPUs, or graphics-processing units.
HP's claims are bold.
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