Well after all that effort to beat Intel since a long time the 32 year hard work finally pays off as HP in its press release announced that the new HP series following the previous one will feature AMD processors.
Well this is breaking news for three entities: the HP fans, the AMD company, the Intel. Intel has been part of HP for a long time and it might come to Intel as a shock that HP decided to go for AMD.

As previously said that processors don’t have loyal customers; if at an instant one sees a better processor as the current one he is using, offering the same price, only an idiot will stick to his previous version. This therefore always gives room for processor companies for innovation and refining the product and there is always an opportunity regardless of the competitors market share. Therefore, AMD took the challenge and came up with a new processor called “bulldozer”. I won’t go into the details of the processor but it has an 8 core processor boosting up speed and giving incredible graphic experience. In addition to the extreme performance the AMD turbo core technology is battery friendly to. Ins short, better than COREi7.

Recently, HP in a press release talked about improving the performance of their products, giving the users the best experience and decided to go for a shift in the processor manufacturing company they go for; yes I am talking about a shift from Intel to AMD. Furthermore, this change is not only contained in one series but all of them. G series, pavilion series, pro book series, all of them will feature the new AMD processors raising the speed to a double.
The interesting news for all those HP users is that the new technology comes cheap and the prices have almost stayed the same. Starting at $470 and going to $700 you can buy almost any laptop of HP.

Well there is a status on facebook I came up across “the greatest migration in the world was from orkut to facebook” well let’s see whether migration from Intel to AMD makes the second one.