Amd Introduces Latest Hondo Processor For Windows 8 Tablets
The latest AMD Z-60 is AMD's lowest power APU offering exceptional performance and AMD Allday power specially for tablet form factors as thin as 10mm
. A sleek and compelling combination of features with stunning graphics will become the support for the latest Microsoft Windows 8 applications that make the AMDZ-60 APU be an ideal solution for a different range of designs. One of the first tablet which is based on the AMD Z-60 APU is expected to be introduced globally this year combined with the availability of Windows 8.
Most of the tablet users are seeking an uncompromised experience for both designing and grabbing content on the Microsoft Windows 8 platform have a performance driven and affordability option. There is a large gap seen between the lower performance and high-price competitive offerings that let AMD to be exists in tablet designs which will please the customers and the other end users.
Comes up with blended features which are designed to enhance the user tablet experience including AMD Start Now technology that let users with fast booting and resume from sleep times. Long battery life upto eight hours while web browsing and 6 hours of HD video playback. It looks more impressive with the stunning visual quality offered by the AMD Radeon graphics on the APU with complete support for full HD 1080p resolution. Powerful HDMI output for external displays with impressive gaming performance and Microsoft Direct X 11 capability.
Tablets integrated with AMD APUs can also influence AMD AppZone which is one stop source for accessing most popular applications that can take advantage of the full computing capability of the processor. This new processor focuses more on the CPU side of things with 1.7GHz clock speed and high performance boosting with hyper-threading technology. This Ato Processor keeps the things a little meaner and leaner than AMD APU. The AMD's Z-60 fits perfectly into tablets and let users watch for almost 10 hours of HD movies with neccesary plugins. The biggest challenge for both AMD and Intel would be to get the latest chips into tablets from all the leading manufacturers. The market is vastly dominated with ARM- based devices running on either iOS and Android but also with the upcoming Windows 8 displays a real opportunity for x86 launches and a wide range of designs in the next year.
AMD claims that Radeon cores pumps out graphics with five to six times better than Intel's last generation Atome processor. Company also affirmed that a Z-60 powered tablet can play Call and Duty Modern welfare 2 at 1024 x 768 resolution at honourable 30 frames per second. It is quite far from silky and smooth touch, but it si definitely playable and quite feat for a mobile device.