[MadBoY]

"Zacate" (18W max)
AMD E-350 with AMD Radeon™ HD 6310 Graphics (dual-core CPU @ 1.6GHz & dual DX-11 SIMDs @ 500MHz)
(NOTE: SIMD = 80x total Vision Engine nano-cores for parallel computer capability and graphics)
AMD E-240 with AMD Radeon™ HD 6310 Graphics (single-core CPU @ 1.5GHz & dual DX-11 SIMDs @ 500MHz)

"Ontario" (9W max)
AMD C-50 with AMD Radeon™ HD 6250 Graphics (dual-core CPU @ 1.0GHz & dual DX-11 SIMDs @ 280MHz)
AMD C-30 with AMD Radeon™ HD 6250 Graphics (single-core CPU @ 1.2GHz & dual DX-11 SIMDs @ 280MHz)

AMD has finally allowed a few tech pubs to get their hands on Brazos-based systems and, along with feedback about their experience, the guys have come back with some added spec notes. There'll be two initial Zacate options, the dual-core E-350 running at 1.6GHz or the single-core E-240 clocked at 1.5GHz, while Ontario will offer 1GHz dual-core and 1.2GHz single-core variants. Let's not forget that both are intended for netbooks and lithe desktop computers before writing them off as too slow -- which would be a mistake anyway as the sites that got a chance to play with the E-350 reported very respectable performance. HardOCP dared to try out Crysis and managed to get it chugging along at a resolution around 720p, whereas Hot Hardware witnessed a 1080p video clip being played back perfectly smoothly alongside an instance of Hyper Pi maxing out the CPU load.

Izvor: HardOCP, Tech Report, Hot Hardware, PC Perspective