After using the AMD Trinity reference notebook we found it to be a very satisfying experience. AMD's new Piledriver-based Trinity APU delivers where it needs to and that is all one can ask of a mainstream processor. Sure, we wish AMD processors had a little more x86 muscle for when we need to render a video or crunch numbers. AMD has been talking about their 2nd-Generation A-Series Accelerated Processing Unit APU, codenamed Trinity, for well over a year. This week it shouldn't come to a surprise to any of our faithful readers that AMD has finally launched this new APU. Read on to see how the AMD A10-4600M processor performs against notebooks powered by the Intel Ivy Bridge processor and AMD Llano APU.
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