Fudzilla does not result in a great many details, but confidently says that ATI is preparing specifically for enthusiasts mobile graphics processor supporting DirectX 11 and code-named Broadway. According to them, it will be the fastest mobile chip and will be used in a variety of mobile gaming and workstations. His power will be somewhere in the range from 30W to 60W.

The main segment of mobile solutions ATI will release a model code-named Madison, who is supposed to be sufficient and productive segment, as it also supports DirectX 11. Its power consumption will be from 15W to 30W, which is much more acceptable for laptops. The third novelty will be a model code-named Park (it seems, as the manufacturer's name used the names of streets of New York), it will relate to the main segment. The model, again supporting DirectX 11, will consume from 8W to 15W.