500 thousand AMD Bring Android Games to Windows 8

CALIFORNIA - Advane Micro Devices (AMD) announced it will carry the game from Android to Windows 8. The realization of this will be a new attraction for the operating system from Microsoft that.

Quoted from Cnet, on Monday (01/10/2012), AMD is working with a software company Bluestack to bring some 500 thousand Android apps to Windows 8, through AMD AppZone player.

Code of Bluestacks help optimize the application for the Windows 8 desktop PCs, laptops and tablets. AMD is also preparing the code for the core processor and graphics card to make smartphone apps can look good on the big screen.

AppZone will also allow users to synchronize between the desktop and mobile applications. As a result, if you play Fruit Ninja on your PC, you can leave and resume via smartphone.

"It helps AMD leapfrog Intel to make Windows 8 more interest in tablets and their PCs," commented Bluestacks CEO Rosen Sharma.

"We are working together to optimize application performance for graphics and computing arrangements in a single chip AMD is unique," he added.

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