The HP Chromebook 14 will go on sale later this month for $269 with AMD’s dual-core A4 processor inside (an A6 processor option will also be available in some markets), while the Acer Chromebook ...

The Gateway Ultra Thin series has six different configurations, starting at just $200 for an 11.6-inch display and an AMD A4 processor. Higher-end models include either a 14.1-inch or 15.6-inch ...

That gets you the AMD A4 processor with a 768p non-touch panel, but I was told that the version with a 1080p touchscreen should come in closer to $300, making it an easy choice for an upgrade.

The HP Chromebook 14 features a 14-inch IPS display. HP will be releasing AMD A4 processor edition of the Chromebook in this month and later AMD A6 variant will be also available.

AMD’s Zen 4 processors could be in deep trouble, according to recent sales data. In fact, it looks like Zen 4 chips could be five times less popular than the previous-generation Zen 3.

This HP includes not only a 14-inch display but also one with touchscreen capabilities. An AMD A4 processor, 4GB of RAM, and 32GB of built-in storage round out this Chromebook's specs.

The MSI W20, for instance, is an 11.6 inch Windows 8 tablet powered by an AMD A4-1200 dual-core processor, and there’s not a fan in site (or sound).

Because Chromebooks rely heavily on web-based apps, reducing the need for onboard storage and processing power, the specs are modest: an AMD A4 processor, 4GB of memory, and 32GB of flash storage.

The HP Chromebook 14 uses a dual-core AMD Stony Ridge A4 or A6 CPU with integrated Radeon graphics, and it chugged along smoothly as I pulled up multiple websites during my brief hands-on.

Like HP, Acer's new offerings include Intel and AMD processors -- AMD chips having just started showing up in Chromebooks at the recent CES event -- while Dell chooses to stick with Intel inside ...

AMD did point out, however, that Apple added several GPUs from AMD'S Radeon 4000 and 5000 series to iMac and Mac Pro notebooks back in August. If the slide from Tuesday's presentation does include ...