The first batch of DELL AMD notebook computer online sale starting at $549

According to foreign media reports, local time on Wednesday, DELL computer company began a notebook computer using AMD chip on its website the first batch of sales, but the company has not issued a formal notice.

So far, DELL has never publicly discussed plans to use AMD on any notebook technology, but familiar with the company's strategic sources had previously revealed that the launch of DELL notebook computer is just a matter of time by using AMD chip.

On Wednesday, three AMD chips using the Inspiron notebook began to sell on the DELL website, but the company has not issued a notice.

It is understood that, Inspiron 1501 laptop equipped with a 15.4 inch widescreen display, of which the use of the new version of the AMD is not listed in the new single core MK-36 processor. Users can pay 50 to 100 dollars to upgrade to dual core turion X2 processor. The MK-36 processor of DELL notebook computer starts at $704, and the other using a mobile Sempron model starts at $549.

DELL will ship the shipment time in November 30th, at the same time, these products help explain the sharp rise in the third quarter of AMD notebook chip market share. With the growing demand for chips, AMD is currently moving forward the new production technology, which is partly due to the establishment of a partnership with DELL.

After years of speculation and frustration, DELL announced the use of AMD chips in its servers, and then launched the built-in AMD chip Dimension desktop. Launched in the Intel 2 core chip, AMD desktop and server chip has obvious performance advantages, but Intel still controls the entire notebook chip market. AMD said that the current notebook chips can be redesigned to improve, and said the first batch of improved products is expected to be launched next year.