MSI Reveals AMD Ontario Tablet
And joining the tablet market, we have...
The dual-core Ontario APU runs at 1 GHz and is rated at a thermal design power (TDP) of 9 watts. The APU also integrates a Radeon HD 6250 graphics core. Other specs include a 32 GB SSD, as well as ALS- and G-sensors
MSI plans to offer the configuration in its Windpad 110W, which has a 10.1-inch screen, as an option. The manufacturer previously introduced the device as an Android-powered tablet with Nvidia's Tegra 2 processor. The Windows 7 version includes an Intel Atom Z530 CPU (1.66 GHz).
Rumor has it that AMD CEO Dirk Meyer was fired because he did not turn the company fast enough into the wind to participate in the mobile processor market for tablets and smartphones. Sources at AMD, however, told us that there will be plenty of choices coming this year from the company even if AMD's APUs are somewhat a rare sight at CeBit. It is too early to say how competitive AMD's processors will be, but it is good to see that we are seeing signs of an even more dynamic processor race in those compact devices.

I personally am waiting for a windows 8 tablet with a Tegra3.
I'm waiting for a Windows 8 one with the Tegra3, that'll be awesome
Desktop/Laptop market with Bulldozer and Bobcat.
"Q550 released Monday"
"Asus EP121 available march(now April?)"
Sorry oems, until you actually have your DEVICE available to buy in the UK, how about simply keeping quiet instead of making yourselves look foolish.
Not necessarily. With the graphics and CPU cores (along with the IMC) integrated together into the processor, the total consumption is pretty favorable compared to an Atom dual core setup, especially given the performance.