Procom SAMURAI

Stylish and affordable netbook - Procom SAMURAI

AMD Sempron 210U Huron (1.5 GHz)
RAM 2 GB DDR2, HDD 160 GB
VGA AMD Radeon X1250 shared
11.6" (1366*768) LED
Webcam, Card Reader, Hi-Def Audio
WiFi 802.11b/g/n, LAN, 6-cell Battery

BenQ JoyBook Lite T131 Ultra-portable Netbook

BenQ has announced a new "ultra-portable netbook" that features a low-power AMD processor and Mobility Radeon graphics (AMD Yukon platform).

The Joybook Lite T131 comes with a 13.3" 1280x800 display, 802.11n Wi-Fi, 250-320GB of storage, a six-cell battery rated for six hours of longevity, and a choice of Windows Vista Home Basic, Windows Vista Home Premium, and Linux operating systems.

BenQ has chosen the Sempron U200, which runs at 1GHz with 256KB of L2 cache and an 8W power envelope. That CPU using an M690E chipset, which includes Mobility Radeon X1270 graphics, and an SB600 south bridge. It weighs 3.97 lbs (1.8 kg) and measures 12.6" x 9.45" x 1.1" (320 x 240 x 28 mm).


Available in a choice of opulent midnight blue or snowy white, the Joybook Lite T131 netbook will be available June in China.

Local review of Sempron X2 'Sherman'

The first but limited wave of Sempron X2 2100 have hit Indonesian capital and Yogyakarta and the response is quite convincing. Enthusiast users were glad and excited by the performance, especially ability to overclock over 3 GHz without raising the VCore and there were no drastic temperature increase.

CPU-Z detected it as codename 'Sherman' but still reported wrong string name as Sempron LE-1210.

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=360718

This guy in Yogyakarta, name 'Ronny Damajaya' have voluntarily benchmarked and posted it at CHIP forum.

Sempron Dual Core

AMD will be introducing Sempron Dual Core, model number Sempron 2100+ with 1.8GHz and 512K L2 cache, which is better than the Celeron Dual Core E1200 with 1.6GHz and 512K L2 cache. AMD Sempron 2100+ processors adopt a 65nm process. Pricing in the China market is set at RMB 399 (US$ 55). Due to the cheap price and potential of AMD's own-brand RS780 and 690G IGP chipsets, the CPU has been popular with consumers in China prompting them support AMD's platform.



Early benchmark: