HP desktops first to carry AMD 7th generation PRO APUs

Peter Gothard
Peter Gothard
clock 06 October 2016 •
HP desktops first to carry AMD 7th generation PRO APUs

"Impressive value and uncompromising performance" should suit SMBs

AMD has announced that the first PC to carry its 7th generation PRO APU (accelerated processing unit) will be made by HP, and that the processor is "built for business". Featuring a CPU and GPU on a...

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