While AMD's 690 chipset has already been put through its
respective paces, it looks like the marketing team took the easy
route when labeling its apparent mobile counterpart, but the
M690 is here regardless. The firm's latest laptop chipset touts
the same snazzy integrated graphics technology as its desktop-
based sibling, as an ATI Radeon X1200 series graphics processor
is built right in for your convenience. Additionally, it'll
support the dual-core AMD Turion 64 X2 processors, and you'll
also find an "innovative memory technology known as Display
Cache," which reportedly allows the CPU to function in low-power
mode without accessing system memory. Of course, the built-in
ATI Avivo compatibility ensures both HDMI and DVI support for
the media-centric set, and while it will supposedly end up in
Asus and Fujitsu offerings in the future, you can test it out
right away in HP Compaq's 6515b and 6715b.  [Via Laptoping]
Canadians get HTC Vox before US