AMD announced the first availability of the AMD Elite A-Series Accelerated Processing Units (APUs), codenamed “Richland.” The new AMD Elite A-Series APUs deliver innovative user experiences like facial log-in and gesture recognition, improved graphics1 and compute performance over the previous generation, and enhanced power management capabilities on a single chip.
With faster performance1, 2 and improved power management in the same platform architecture as its predecessor, coupled with AMD Radeon HD 8000 Series graphics, the 2013 AMD Elite A-Series APUs build on the award-winning history of AMD’s original APU line-up to help users get the most out of their notebooks, whether at work, at home or on-the-go.
The new AMD Elite ASeries APUs leverage the power of the combined compute and graphics cores to accelerate a suite of available software experiences that can dramatically expand and enhance the user experience.
It also provides applications for face detection capability, guesture control, better streaming capability and wirelessly transfer your content with any supported TV or display with a DLNA receiver, or with other PCs. This optimized-for- AMD software will come preloaded on select AMD Elite ASeries APU-based notebooks later this year and will be downloadable from www.amd.com next month.
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