Beema and Mullins still draw too much power to fight Intel's Atom across the entire range of its market, but AMD has clearly focused on pushing the chip into that 4.5W space in order to enable fanless systems and tablet designs. A quick check of Newegg shows that Kabini did fairly well over the past 12 months; there are multiple systems packing various iterations of the processor. The company has virtually no presence in tablets; there's a lonely MSI tablet with an A4-1200 in it as compared to 229 separate Atom SKUs. With Intel openly advertising the fact that it's shipping tablets at contra r
AMD launches new Beema, Mullins SoCs: Higher performance at almost-low-enough TDPs…Citigroup analyst Richard Gardner pointed out upcoming Windows 8-based tablets that combine a full desktop operating system with laptop features like a physical keyboard, and asked if the iPad and MacBook…
…Intel's 10nm delay and ongoing CPU shortage have opened opportunities for AMD; the company is expected to gain share in laptops and desktops this quarter partly because Intel remains supply constrained…
…One interesting point worth highlighting here is how much the dialog around process node ramps has changed within Intel. Five to six years ago, Intel would quickly point out that one major…
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…We've also seen existing Trinity laptops shipping with this type of configuration, so it's not just a theoretical. Against Kabini (and Haswell) AMD's low-power Richland TDPs aren't…
…While it has faced its own manufacturing problems, Apple's current M1 is focused on the mobile market, and Intel recently refreshed mobile with Tiger Lake. If Apple had shipped TGL hardware…
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