Macworld wrote:PC manufacturers can already put a graphics processor next to the main processor on a PC’s motherboard, rather than adding a dedicated graphics card in a PCI slot, allowing them to reduce the cost — and size — of their computers.
Packaging the main processor and graphics processor on one chip will take this integration further, and lead to a jump in power efficiency, AMD said. The Fusion chips could even show up in consumer electronics gadgets and products for emerging markets, where low cost and low power consumption are often important.
The Mac Observer wrote:Apple currently uses only Intel processors in its computers, although some models offer ATI graphics, rather than the more-prevalent NVIDIA graphics chips. The company has not said yet how the AMD/ATI merger will affect its product development cycle. It may simply use only Intel CPUs and NVIDIA GPUs in its computers.
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