llano

The Llano is the southern end of the High Plains that extend all the way into Montana.

AMD's Llano (2011) supported dual/triple(1) displays on release and Trinity(2012) brought support for up to four displays at once.

Their municipal water supply is the Llano River, which did dry up during the 2011 drought.

You could do that in Texas in the summer out in the Llano uplift region.

The Llano and the high plains weather patterns are dominated by macro scale climate patterns.

If the author wants to see the outcome of this kind of development they should read the history of the Llano Estacado[1].

It is primarily Llano Estacado, northern Texas Hill Country and Piney Woods.

I had to drive an old Toyota through Llano Estacado at 44C when the fan and the AC had conked out.

Sadly AMD doesn't really provide much competition in this segment, almost all their desktop parts are 65W or (much) more, and trinity/llano parts are usually 100W.

Amarillo is near the eastern edge of the Llano Estacado.

For what it's worth, my Llano kept hanging up when I tried.

I believe my really old Llano (2011) APU even had OpenCL support.

I know about at least two school libraries, and one rural public library (Llano County) removing books from the shelves (some supposedly "temporarily").

Spanish is the one I know best, just to throw one out there from my head, you have "llave" and "clave", or "llano" "plano" and "plan".

AMD has used more river names like Kabini (another river in southern India), Temash, Llano, Desna etc.