AMD has started shipping its Llano APUs to notebook clients and will begin to market the APUs to channels in July 2011, according to sources from notebook makers.
AMD targets to ship one million notebook-use Llano APUs in June, 1.5 million in July, and a total of 8-9 million for the whole of 2011, revealed the sources, citing AMD's internal estimates.
If the shipment goals are realized, AMD will be able to boost its share in the notebook CPU segment to 15% by the end of the year, the sources commented.
Additionally, AMD will also launch six Llano and four Bulldozer APUs for desktops.
| AMD: Llano and Bulldozer APU prices (k unit) | |||
| Core | Model | Price | Competing Intel model |
| Llano/quad-core | A8-3550P | US$170 | Core i5-2300 |
| Llano/quad-core | A8-3550 | US$150 | |
| Llano/quad-core | A6-3450P | US$130 | Core i3-2120/2010 |
| Llano/quad core | A6-3450 | US$110 | |
| Llano/dual-core | A4-3350P | US$80 | Pentium G6960/6950 and Sandy Bridge G800/600 |
| Llano/dual core | E2-3250 | US$70 | Pentium G620 |
| Bulldozer/octo-core | FX-8130P | US$320 | Core i7 2600K/2600 |
| Bulldozer/octo-core | FX-8130 | US$290 | |
| Bulldozer/6-core | FX-6110 | US$240 | Core i5 2500K/2500 |
| Bulldozer/quad-core | FX-4110 | US$220 | |
Sources: Industry sources, compiled by Digitimes, May 2011
