The first PC sporting AMD Llano has been listed and comes from HP. The new HP Pavilion DV6-6110SG sports AMD’s new mobile APU of the Llano series, A6-3410MX together with a discrete AMD Radeon HD 6750M using AMD’s old-new technology Hybrid CrossFireX.
The computer from HP lacks picture, but that it has already been listed does prove that the launch is not far off and should indeed happen in June. HP DV6-6110SG comes with AMD’s A6-3410MX with 4 cores at 1.6 GHz and 2.3GHz Turbo.
With A6-3410MX we find a GPU with 320 stream processors clocked at 400 MHz, Radeon HD 6520G, and this particular notebook also has a discrete graphics card, HD 6750M with 480 stream processors at 725 MHz. AMD has a new technology that hasn’t been detailed, but will make the GPU of Llano and the discrete graphics card run in CrossFire, which should result in really nice graphics performance. We don’t know if it will be possible to deactivate the discrete chip when not needed, but we would almost expect so.
HP DV6-6110SG also offers 15.6″ screen with 1366×768 resolution, 6GB RAM, DVD burner and AMD A6-3410MX and Radeon HD 6750M. It ships with Windows 7 Home Premium and starts at 590 euro.
Source: PASSIONTEC
