Without much fanfare, the new iteration of AMD's mobile platform was unveiled at Computex. There are few products built around it at this time, the ASUS F5Z and F8Tr laptops spring to mind, but after so much Montevina talk, AMD got ahead of Intel, even if it only was a couple of weeks before the chip giant launches their own mobile platform refresh.

Though Intel was to take the spotlight at Computex, with a strong Montevina showing, the "official" début (you never know what that means, nowadays) was supposed to take place somewhere and some place else.

As many will already suspect, the Turion Ultra it's nothing else than the commercial name for what it was previously known as the Puma platform; basically, a Griffin processor, a mobile version of the 780G (RS780M) and Mobility Radeon 3450, 3650 and 3850 graphics cards (for those than won't have enough with the integrated Mobility Radeon 3200).

Link: TG Daily.

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