AMD executives optimistic about development opportunities on Tablet PC market

AMD executives on Thursday's earnings conference call that optimistic about the Tablet PC market. AMD executives view the current ratio of the market before AMD CEO Dirk Meyer (Dirk Meyer) is more optimistic.

AMD on Thursday reported a fourth quarter non-US GAAP earnings per share were 14 cents, above analysts average estimate of 11 cents. Revenue of 11.8 billion U.S. dollars, unchanged. On Thursday afternoon in the earnings conference call, analysts asked to AMD executives views on the Tablet PC market.

AMD senior vice president and general manager Rick Bergman (Rick Bergman), said, AMD said that the new "Brazos" design will get a chance in the Tablet PC Laptop battery market. This design is currently being applied Hewlett-Packard and Sony in small notebooks and netbooks. The different views and Dirk Meyer, Dirk Meyer, previously of the Tablet PC market is not good.

Bergman said: "I have worked in the PC Laptop battery industry over 20 years, PC users in the living room into the process very difficult. The Tablet PC is found in this way." He also said: "As consumers start using the Tablet PC they will need better end-user experience, including processing power, and excellent pictures and video. by Brazos, we have some opportunities to win. As we develop new products in this area, we will use this trends and market opportunities. "

AMD Acting CEO Thomas Seifert said: "Look at our product road map, and release our products in the Brazos above, can be found if we continue to develop low-power, graphics performance and processing power while more products, we can apply in addition to areas other than the current market. "

For Tablet PC notebook markets, Bergman said: "In our discussions with OEM partners, we found no deterioration in the notebook market. All the effects are in the forecast range." Bergman also talked about Intel's Sandy Bridge processors in Apple A1189 battery and Apple A1175 battery, this new Intel processor, integrated graphics technology. He said: "In the United States International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) before the start of the news that Sandy Bridge have strong graphics capabilities. But in practice, after the evaluation, Sandy Bridge and between the graphics card we offer is still there large gap. "

Pacific Coast is about the plight of AMD in the server market. He said: "We are in the fourth quarter disappointed the market's performance. In this area, we believe that there is a great upgrade potential."

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