CNet:
The new models incorporate second-generation Ryzen Pro processors -- up to the Ryzen 7 Pro 3700U -- which incorporate the company's AMD graphics.
Though they use the same chassis and screens as their Intel counterparts, the Ryzen Pro U chipset doesn't yet support Thunderbolt 3 or alt-mode on USB-C, so the AMD models are bolstered with a more modern version of HDMI for monitor connections -- 2.0 vs. 1.4 -- two USB-A and a single USB-C, in contrast to the single USB-A and a second Thunderbolt-supporting USB-C connection on the Intel models.
(Score: 2) by jb on Friday May 10 2019, @07:37AM
Wake me up when they go back to having at least one model with a proper keyboard and a real serial port. Bonus points if the screen resolution isn't all-horizontal-and-no-vertical, or the CPU architecture isn't broken by design.