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Same recipe, newer internals, more AMD options on April 13, 2021, 16:32 TL;DR: Microsoft's latest Surface Laptop refresh doesn't bring anything new in terms of design, connectivity, but that's probably not going to bother people looking for a simple Windows laptop. Internals have been upgraded with Ryzen Pro 4000 series and Intel 11th-gen Tiger Lake-U mobile processors, which offer better performance and battery life. Microsoft today announced the Surface Laptop 4, continuing the tradition of incremental improvements in what is the company's basic Windows laptop with a t...

AMD is taking aim at Intel’s vPro lineup with the launch of its new Ryzen Pro 5000 processors for business laptops, which the chipmaker says is faster and more energy efficient for everyday applications while also offering the same level of enterprise-grade features. The company said the new processors, announced Tuesday, are the only ones in the market that go up to eight cores for ultra-thin laptops. The new CPUs will push AMD’s number of commercial notebook design wins this year to 63, a 34 percent increase from AMD’s design wins in 2020 and more than double the 33 wins it had the ye...

AMD announced Ryzen 5000 Series Mobile processors in January 2021. Designed to fit into performance laptops by offering class-leading CPU performance alongside established integrated graphics, all major manufacturers have used the latest AMD technology inside a wide range of models. The Ryzen U-Series chips are primed for thin-and-light laptops offering all-day battery life whilst the Ryzen H-Series are geared for higher performance required by gamers and content creators alike. Appreciating that business customers can also leverage the latest and greatest mobile technology from AMD, today s...

Three new processors will arrive in Lenovo ThinkPad and HP EliteBook laptops this spring, promising up to 23% better performance for all those Microsoft Excel number-crunching tasks.

AMD AMD has announced its new Ryzen Pro 5000 series mobile processors, its competitor to Intel’s vPro platform. The company claims the chips, based on the same Zen 3 architecture as most of its consumer-focused Ryzen 5000 series, will provide “uncompromised performance and battery life” for thin-and-light business laptops. They’ll appear in a slate of business notebooks including Elitebooks, ProBooks, ThinkPads, and ThinkBooks throughout this year. On paper, the chips look pretty similar to their Ryzen 5000 counterparts. The headliner is the Ryzen 7 Pro 5850U, with eight cores, 16 th...