The company plans to launch its low-power, dual-core Turion 64 processor early next year, which would push its release date closer to that of rival Intel's next-generation mobile offering, Yonah. By Edward F. Moltzen CRN Advanced Micro Devices executives said the company plans to launch its low-power, dual-core Turion 64 processor early next year, which would push its release date closer to that of rival Intel's next-generation mobile offering, Yonah. The Sunnyvale, Calif.-based chip maker also has had positive talks with Lenovo, which manufactures the top-selling ThinkPad notebooks, about having the PC vendor adopt its processor technology, according to...