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AMD plans new processors

NEW DELHI: Microprocessor manufacturer AMD on Tuesday announced that it would introduce a new brand of PC processors to be named AMD Sempron. The new processors are being developed to meet the evolving day-to-day needs of home and business PC users. Basic computing is no longer just about e-mail, web browsing or word processing. This full-featured product line is designed to deliver best-in-class performance for the growing segment of PC users who want more from their PCs, a company release said.

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