you are missing the point. AMD's platform is supposed to compete on 2 factors, Price and GPU performance. With both factors not present is nearly any AMD power machine its value proposition is greatly diminished.
If you can but a laptop that is much faster than carrizo for the same price, it means that they failed to market this product.
This is very upsetting (don't know why I am this emotionally invested TBH) but it is a very solid product letdown by crappy implementations.
The following config comes to 795 dollars shipped. I think its pretty good value for an enterprise laptop with decent build quality, 1080p (never thought I would live to see AMD laptops being offered with resolution > 1366x768), 128 gb ssd plus a 500GB hard drive, dual channel 8gb ram.
•Integrated 720p HD Webcam
•14 inch LED FHD SVA Anti-Glare (1920x1080) for Webcam
•8 GB 1600 DDR3 SDRAM (2 DIMM)
•500 GB 7200 rpm SATA Hard Drive
•3-Cell (46 WHr) Long Life Battery
•45 Watt Smart nPFC AC Adapter
•No Fingerprint Reader
•1/1/0 Warranty
•FreeDOS
•128 GB M2 SATA III TLC Solid-State Drive (SSD)
•No Near Field Communication
•US Country Kit Localization
•Power Cord - 1.8 Meters
•DualPoint Keyboard
•No HP Mobile Broadband
•Intel 7265 802.11 b/g/n/ac (2x2) + Bluetooth 4.0