Advanced Micro Device’s ‘Neo’ platform landed with a bang earlier this year, with a promise to counter Intel’s Atom and even rival NVIDIA’s own Ion platform. Turns out, most of that was just talk–or, at least that’s how things look from the outside looking in. Since the dawn of 2009, we’ve seen countless netbooks and even notebooks arrive with Intel’s Atom processor, but we’ve only seen a few counterparts with AMD’s Neo tucked inside.In fact, HP’s Pavilion dvz2 is the platform’s flagship product, and needless<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Advanced Micro Device’s ‘Neo’ platform landed with a bang earlier this year, with a promise to counter Intel’s Atom and even rival NVIDIA’s own Ion platform. Turns out, most of that was just talk–or, at least that’s how things look from the outside looking in. Since the dawn of 2009, we’ve seen countless netbooks and even notebooks arrive with Intel’s Atom processor, but we’ve only seen a few counterparts with AMD’s Neo tucked inside.In fact, HP’s Pavilion dvz2 is the platform’s flagship product, and needless Continue reading