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RE: Samsung Series 5 Notebooks Receive AMD Trinity Treatment

mhenriday — Thu, 21 Jun 2012 18:48:14 GMT

«I can moderate user posts, but not correct the articles, I think an Admin is required for that.» I have no problem with that, realneil, but perhaps you could send a note upstairs ? Correcting errors (even if they are not the fault of the author, as in this case), goes a long way to preserving credibility....

Henri

RE: Samsung Series 5 Notebooks Receive AMD Trinity Treatment

mhenriday — Thu, 21 Jun 2012 11:02:27 GMT

Thanks, realneil - good that you chaps (and ladies, in the event) are keeping an eye out for this sort of thing ! One minor point - the cut -and-paste was not from any of my posts, but rather from NotRappaport's first post. With respect to the question of contradictory messages from Samsung - as per NotRappaport's link and that provided in my reply above - when I now access the latter, I find that it has been corrected and the A6-4455M found on the Series 5 535 13.3” Notebook is indeed confirmed to be a dual-core processor. Thus, like NotRappaport, I submit that the first period in the second paragraph of the above article, which begins «The Samsung Series 5 535 13.3-inch (1366x768 resolution) laptop sports an AMD quad-core A6-4455M APU clocked at 2.1GHz ...» should be corrected to reflect this fact....

Henri

RE: Samsung Series 5 Notebooks Receive AMD Trinity Treatment

mhenriday — Tue, 19 Jun 2012 14:39:44 GMT

Wuchengt, I did indeed see the chart - but as I pointed out above, the fault is not that of the article author, but of Samsung, for releasing contradictory information....

Henri

RE: Samsung Series 5 Notebooks Receive AMD Trinity Treatment

mhenriday — Mon, 18 Jun 2012 09:43:14 GMT

NotRappaport, the fault - if, indeed, it is a fault - is not that of HH, but rather that of Samsung, as can be seen from the specs the firm itself is announcing for the Series 5 535 13.3” Notebook (http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/laptops/NP535U3C-A01US-specs)....

Henri

RE: Samsung Series 5 Notebooks Receive AMD Trinity Treatment

mhenriday — Sun, 17 Jun 2012 09:59:16 GMT

Paul, how about a head-to-head between the 14" Ivy Bridge sporting a Core i5 3210M and the Series 5 535 with an A 10-4655M APU described above ? I find the TN panels with 1366 x 768 resolution on these notebooks disappointing, especially coming from a leader in screen innovation like Samsung, but hopefully in the near future, manufacturers will deem it worth their while to provide users with better screens....

Henri