To push sales, AMD unveils new branding for gaming PCs
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betanews.com     May 20, 2008            

AMD has launched a labeling campaign that differentiates PCs capable of supporting the latest in high-end gaming and media from the rest. The labels AMD Game! and AMD Game Ultra will act as easy identifiers for systems that can handle the more demanding games. Acer, Alienware, Logitech and... [read full story]                    


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engadget.com     7 hrs ago   6 related          

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