After 22nm, in Q4 2013 the company should introduce 15nm process and two years after that, so in Q4 2015 the company should introduce 11nm process.

The other part of the AMD's Fusion product called Llano includes DirectX 11 class graphics, probably something very similar to Park mainstream mobile GPU based on Evergreen. The TDP of this discrete chip should vary between 8W and 15W and in Llano this TDP is likely to be lower. The DX11 Evergreen class integrated GPU brings support for UVD 3.0 video engine.

The impressive part is upcoming AMD Athlon II Neo Dual core K325 that should operate with 12W TDP. It has two cores, 2MB of total dedicated cache, 64b FPU, DDR3-800 support as well as Hypertransport at 2.0GT/s.

Other parts are coming, and may find their way into a netbook near you.

This platform is not planned before Q2 2011, so we are still quite far away, but in the meantime, in Q2 2010, AMD plans to launch its Danube platform that should get refreshed dual and quad core K10.5 with better power consumption into 2010 notebooks.

AMD plans a bunch of new CPUs for Q2 2010 and one of them is part of a 2010 platform called Danube. This one has three cores, and is nothing more than a quad-core with one core disabled. It will be branded as Phenom II triple-core N820 mobile processor and N820 has a 35W TDP.