Hot on the heels of a desktop refresh, AMD has completely revamped its Vision platform with the launch of 17 new mobile processors that will form the basis of its Danube and Nile platforms. The lineup includes new single-core and dual-core Phenom II, Athlon II, Turion II and V Series chips for mainstream and ultrathin laptops, as well as AMD's first triple and quad-core Phenom II processors for the mobile space. Check out the full breakdown below:

2010 AMD Ultrathin Notebook Platform (codenamed Nile)

Processor	Cores	Clock speed	L2 cache	HT	TDP
Turion II Neo K665	2	1.7 GHz	2 MB	3.2 GT/s	15 W
Turion II Neo K625	2	1.5 GHz	2 MB	3.2 GT/s	15 W
Athlon II Neo K325	2	1.3 GHz	2 MB	2.0 GT/s	15 W
Athlon II Neo K125	1	1.7 GHz	1 MB	2.0 GT/s	12 W
V series V105	1	1.2 GHz	512 KB	2.0 GT/s	9 W

2010 AMD Mainstream Notebook Platform (codenamed Danube)

Processor	Cores	Clock speed	L2 cache	HT	TDP
Phenom II X920 Black Edition	4	2.3 GHz	2 MB	3.6 GT/s	45 W
Phenom II X620 Black Edition	2	3.1 GHz	2 MB	3.6 GT/s	45 W
Phenom II N930	4	2.0 GHz	2 MB	3.6 GT/s	35 W
Phenom II P920	4	1.6 GHz	2 MB	3.6 GT/s	25 W
Phenom II N830	3	2.1 GHz	1.5 MB	3.6 GT/s	35 W
Phenom II P820	3	1.8 GHz	1.5 MB	3.6 GT/s	25 W
Phenom II N620	2	2.8 GHz	2 MB	3.6 GT/s	35 W
Turion II N530	2	2.5 GHz	2 MB	3.6 GT/s	35 W
Turion II P520	2	2.3 GHz	2 MB	3.6 GT/s	25 W
Athlon II N330	2	2.3 GHz	1 MB	3.6 GT/s	35 W
Athlon II P320	2	2.1 GHz	1 MB	3.6 GT/s	25 W
V series V120	1	2.2 GHz	512 KB	3.6 GT/s	25 W

Both the ultrathin and mainstream platforms feature 45-nm microprocessors, DDR3 memory support, and a new M880G chipset with DirectX 10.1-class Radeon HD 4200 integrated graphics. AMD has maintained DirectX 11 support for higher-end visuals on Danube through the use discrete graphics cards. The updated hardware should provide a nice bump in performance, while the transition to a 45nm CPU and more efficient chipset will help deliver better battery life.

The chips are expected to appear in at least 135 different products from vendors including HP, Dell and Lenovo, starting from the end of this month. This includes 109 design wins for Danube (mainstream) and 26 for Nile (ultrathin).