AMD announces the 780G chipset, designed to PCs that provide users with full HD and best-in-class 3D graphics performance and it is indicated for power-efficient computing to help lower energy costs. Manufacturer also claims that gamers will appreciate the detail-rich images and dynamic interactivity when playing the latest DirectX 10 games.

Additionally, ATI Hybrid Graphics Technology is achieved by utilizing AMD’s new integrated chipset, the 780G and one of the ATI Radeon GPUs.

The new chipset will be available from more than 40 AMD partners at launch and  AMD 780 Series-based PCs are expected in stores starting in Q2 2008.

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