AMD discrete mobile GPUs featured in the majority of today's laptops

Advanced Micro Devices announced today that its portfolio of mobile discrete graphics card is marked with an increase in the number of notebook manufacturers, allowing for more than half of today's discrete graphics notebooks. According to the company, chip maker has reported a 36.5% market share, with more than 87.27% more units sold on a quarterly basis during the first six months of this year. Obviously, this will allow AMD to claim that the "Number 1" spot in the mobile discrete graphics market with a
total 53% market share in this segment.

"AMD has worked hard with technology that people are incredibly immersive visual experience on a notebook platform, and the latest data shows phenomenal uptake of ATI Mobility Radeon-based notebook validate the quality of our products and that experience," said Matt Skynner, Vice President and General Manager , GPU Division, AMD. "We are moving to back-to-season and holiday activities, and it is also the upcoming Windows 7 operating system. AMD continues to be solutions for the mobile market and discrete ATI Mobility Radeon based laptops."

The momentum that AMD has been largely due to the launch of the company the latest generation of graphics processors, part of the chip maker's Radeon HD 4000 Series GPUs, including ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4530 and ATI Mobility Radeon 4670.

In recent weeks, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4000 Series GPUs are treated in a number of portable computer, including the HP Pavilion dv6T, Alienware M17, Acer Aspire 5739G, Toshiba Satellite M500, Sony VAIO FW-Series, Samsung R522, Asus W90Vp - X1 , MSI GX623 and Dell Studio 15, which are among the 200 design wins to AMD for its mobile discrete graphics solutions.