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Travelling out of the Yukon and into the Congo
The new ultramobile CPU from AMD, codenamed Congo, has appeared in a new MSI Wind. A 1.6GHz Athlon Neo X2 L335
processor along with the new 780M + SB710
chipset and a DX10 compatible ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3200
power the 12.1″ MSI Wind 12 U230. HEXUS snagged this laptop just a hair over a month in advance of its release, to see if the lowered battery life is worth the performance increase from the dual core Athlon.
