With the recent merger between AMD and Gilette, a new product has been born from the company which wants to tell you more CPU cores means better performance and the company which wants to tell you the more blades in the shaver the better called the AMD-Gilette Fusion Phenom.
AMD and Gilette's new APU takes the best components of AMD's micropressor line and Gilette's shavers to create something exceeedingly cool.
Combining AMD's Fusion with it's legendary AMD Phenom, Gilette somehow created a men's shaver. Harnessing the excessive TDP generated from having a Phenom II X6 and a HD 6990, this shaver simply burns off your whiskers for a close and comfortable shave whilst giving you a high definition of pain.
So far we've been able to score a few snaps of this elusive APU thanks to Gilette.com, which apparently is far less adept at hiding information than Sony's PSN network. How these shavers will fare against Intel's new Hyperthreaded "Sandy Beard" processors remains to be seen. Intel's new shavers utilise Hyperthreading, which lets the shaver hypotheticially trim your beard with virtual blades.
When asked about how AMD-Gillette intends to compete with the techology, John Fruehe from AMD's server division told our reporter "We intend to fight Intel with real shaving blades, not just hypothetical ones... hyperthreading just doesn't shave well on multi-beard applications". AMD has yet to announce the pricing of the AMD-Gilette Phenom Fusion, but analyst groups predict it will undercut Intel corp's "Sandy Beard" shaver line.
Intel's responese
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