AMD LIVE!

A brand of AMD64 CPU chips for Windows Media Center PCs. AMD LIVE! was introduced in 2006 to counter Intel's Viiv platform, which included Intel chipsets as well as the CPU. AMD LIVE! touted the company's cool-running CPUs as a major benefit. AMD PCs use smaller fans and produce less noise, which is important when PCs are placed in the home theater rack in the living room. See digital media server, AMD64 and Viiv.

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The TV Wonder family of products is AMD LIVE! ready and certified for Windows Vista, AMD said.

AMD announces expansion of TV Wonder product line-up

AMD (NYSE: AMD), a provider of processing solutions, today (8 January) announced the introduction of the AMD LIVE! notebook PC.

The AMD LIVE! solution reportedly helps users to access their digital media virtually anytime, anywhere regardless of file format or device form factor.

The AMD LIVE! notebook PC is powered by AMD Turion 64 X2 dual-core mobile technology.

AMD LIVE! notebooks are scheduled to be available in Europe from Fujitsu Siemens Computers and MSI starting later this month.

In addition AMD has announced AMD LIVE! Home Cinema and AMD LIVE!

AMD LIVE! Home Cinema is a home entertainment system that consolidates audiovisual devices and related remote controls into an all-in-one solution.

AMD LIVE! Home Media Server is powered by Windows Home Server software, and is a platform design enabling various OEM systems to help consumers with multiple home PCs to easily store, share and automatically protect their digital media.

AMD introduces AMD LIVE! notebook PC

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