AMD Puma based MSI Notebook verus Intel Penryn G35

Mar 11 2008, 10:21am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Hexus published a video the had the chance to film behind closed doors that shows an MSI notebook with AMD PUMA platform compete with then Intel Penryn G35.

Quote from report: "Pat Morehead, AMD's VP for Advanced Marketing allowed the HEXUS.tv film crew behind the scenes at CeBIT 2008 to shoot a PUMA-powered MSI notebook taking on an Intel unit head-2-head. Ian McNaughton was on hand to confirm that the software set-up was identical and that pricing on the PUMA-powered unit was expected to be lower than for the Intel."
See the video on Hexus.

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