While Intel's Ivy Bridge approaches, Advanced Micro Devices readies its Trinity APU series, and there seems to be some new information on a concern regarding the latter.
Granted, concern may be too strong a word, since this isn't about some flaw or necessary weakness, but it is close enough.
Essentially, some people are worried that AMD's future accelerated processing units will be too power-hungry, compared to the competition.
After all, Intel's Ivy Bridge units are built on the 22nm process technology, while the Trinity still rely on the 32nm manufacturing node.
More than that, some were afraid that the actual performance of Trinity would be lower than that of the Llano, as absurd as it sounds.
Fortunately,...