AMD plans to push Radeon HD 8000M series graphics cards on CES

The 2013 CES conference is getting closer, and many companies have begun to announce their own products for the conference. AMD said that it will demonstrate the first Radeon HD 8000M series graphics cards at CES next year.

It is expected that AMD will also announce the launch of other products at the CES conference. What is currently known is that the AMD Radeon HD 8000M "Solar System" series will support DirectX 11.1, OpenGL 4.3, and OpenCL 1.2. However, it is unclear whether the new chip is based on the GCN [graphics core next] shelf, and it is certain that AMD will introduce at least two new chips, codenamed Mars and Venus, respectively.

Asustek's Vivobook U38N will become a laptop product with an AMD Radeon HD 8550M graphics card. However, it is rumored that at the CES conference, at least one all-in-one product will be equipped with this card.

AMD’s plans to launch the HD version of the HD 8000 series graphics cards seem to indicate that mobile products are becoming more and more important to the company and that AMD is taking away lost market share from NVIDIA’s company. try.

The other is that AMD plans to launch the Radeon HD 8000 "Sea Islands" series of desktop cards later in 2013.