The phrase "a notebook processor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a type of processor specifically designed for notebook computers or laptops.
Example: "The new model features a powerful notebook processor that enhances performance and battery life."
Alternatives: "laptop processor" or "mobile processor".
Superior technologies working together As a part of the new platform, AMD today also announced a new notebook processor and chipset, which together deliver the ultimate in HD visual performance on the go.
Darren was a key team member responsible for launching the AMD Radeon R9 and R7 200 and 300 series GPUs, the R9 Fury Series, the R9 Nano, a number of professional graphics products, and AMD's 6th generation A-Series notebook processors.
Last week, A.M.D. held its own news conference here to show new features of its Turion notebook processor and a branding campaign with the theme Better by Design.
AMD announces new 2nd Gen Ryzen notebook processor.
However, "it is wrong, in our view, to conclude that AMDs advantages in the server processor market extend to the desktop and notebook processor markets, and we think that many investors have bought into that thesis too eagerly".
As has been the case for the last few quarters, Intel pointed to its notebook processors as one of the company's strongest businesses.
Bear Stearns expects revenue upside in microprocessors driven by stronger than expected unit demand in servers, low-end desktops, and notebook processors.
AMD shares rose to $40.54 in early 2006 after the chip maker grabbed more than 20% of the market for desktop and notebook processors, up from just $3.51 in late 2002.
Like it or not, Intel's dominance in desktop and notebook processors and platforms has been so lopsided and prominent for so long that the market has been quite literally thirsting for a stronger alternative for over a decade now, pretty much since the Intel's Core 2 architecture hit in 2006.
This machine is also, like the Dell XPS 13, one of the first to bring Intel's Kaby Lake 7th gen Core series notebook processors to market and the Core i7-7500U model we tested put up benchmark numbers topping some of the fastest ultrabooks we've ever tested at HotHardware.
