Although I don't have the numbers or actual tests here is what you can expect, Intel SB CPU > AMD Llano CPU & AMD Llano IGP > Intel SB IGP.

you can see this:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4448/amd-lla...ormance-preview

Is there any news about upcoming mini itx llano board? I'm looking to build a tiny pc for the room so that I could stream from hulu. If it wasn't for this, I'd just grab a media player

get a US VPS and install OpenVPN. Or just get some VPN in the stateside. I use a VPS at California as well as openDNS' DNS to bypass all telekom BS.

You can mine for Bitcoins to pay for the monthly fee. You might need to learn a lot about computer security though if you don't want to get digitally robbed of your Bitcoins however.

Believe such news with a grain of salt. There are no official results yet and anyone skilled with photo editing can easily fake results. By September hopefully we will have some numbers that are legit.

Sad thing is the 35w Llano is still limited to Laptop only. Oh well I already jumped ship to Zacate. Its not perfect but better than waiting AMD to come out. I guess there are reason AMD do not come out desktop version of 35W Llano, as it would kill Zacate too.

Source : mydrivers.com

Apparently, mobile platform has become AMD's recent target. Relevant products are coming out earlier too.
In 2012, we will see new generation products, again, as usual. The attraction point is enhanced Bulldozer APU.

First, at the highest end, AMD added new flagship processor (New market line), codenamed Trinity.
The CPU is powered by enhanced Bulldozer core, Piledriver. It has 4 cores (2 modules). For the GPU part, it uses the VLIW4 architecture from HD6900. but the stream processors are still unknown. This flagship product's TDP will reach 60W. Sounds like it is ridiculous, but compared to Intel's flagship, it is only 5W higher. The increment is still acceptable, but for sure, it will have much stronger processor and graphical performance.

Next, A8-3500M, A6-3400M, A4-3300M will be replaced by Trinity, Weatherford, Richlard. They are still powered by 4 cores, 4 cores, and 2 cores respectively. Since they are based on Piledriver core, they will have 2 modules, 2 modules, 1 module respectively. The GPU are seperated into Highest Performance, High Performance, Mainstream. The difference is number of stream processors and clock speed. All processor is these series has 45W or 35W TDP, same with current APU.

E2-3200M will not evolve to Piledriver, but it uses enhanced Bobcat core instead. It is codednamed as Wichita, comes with 4 cores, discrete class GPU (Maybe using the high end VLIW5 architecture) and TDP is decreased to 20W.

Current Bobcat based low power E/C series processors will replaced by Wichita, Krishna, all powered by Enhanced Bobcat core. They comes with 2 cores, simpler GPU. TDP of them are 20W and 8W respectively. The earlier 1 is slightly increased, and the last one is decreased slightly.

Until now, no news on AMD's new APU will use what naming convention. If follow the trend, it will be Ax-4000. If not, B, D, F series ( ).

Laptops are getting thinner and lighter but the Ultrabook is still somewhat a gimmick and its success is still unknown since it is priced quite high. In the case where I am looking for an ultra light notebook like that I would rather get the MacBook Air instead which comes to about the same price anyway. Also the thin and light form factor is not what makes tablets and smartphones popular, it is more of the software capabilities and the method of interaction with the device which is totally different from what a traditional notebook can provide.