Upgrading APU from FS1 Socket to FS1r2?

[DesignedByKING]

I'm in the process of upgrading a secondary laptop of mine and the AMD A10-5750M + AMD 8650G is the only other APU I can find with an FS1r2 Socket type. I currently have an AMD A10-4600M + AMD 7660G which has an FS1 Socket type. 

I'm upgrading the ram and storage and I would really love to upgrade the APU as well so I need to know if this would work out as an upgrade from the A10-4600M to the A10-5750M. Please let me know, thanks in advance!

[DesignedByKING]

The AMD site list both the AMD A10-4600M and the AMD A10-5750M as FS1r2 however everywhere else list the 4600M as FS1 and the 5750M as FS1r2?

 

AMD 4600M

http://products.amd.com/en-us/NotebookAPUDetail.aspx?id=34

 

AMD 5750M

http://products.amd.com/en-gb/NotebookAPUDetail.aspx?id=62

[7850OC]

The AMD site list both the AMD A10-4600M and the AMD A10-5750M as FS1r2 however everywhere else list the 4600M as FS1 and the 5750M as FS1r2?

 

AMD 4600M

http://products.amd.com/en-us/NotebookAPUDetail.aspx?id=34

 

AMD 5750M

http://products.amd.com/en-gb/NotebookAPUDetail.aspx?id=62

the socket AM1 is the new name of the socket FS1b (is the same)

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socket_AM1

 

but laptops can not be change as far as i know (only on desktops)

[JeffreyEagan]

Processors from different sockets will not fit into other sockets. mobile processors are almost ALWAYS soldered to the board itself. 

[Dylman]

I did something similar with an HP Pavilion G7-2233cl http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03532735 ... I went from an FS1r2 to an FS1r2 socket though. 

[vagabond139]

the socket AM1 is the new name of the socket FS1b (is the same)

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socket_AM1

 

but laptops can not be change as far as i know (only on desktops)

They are capable of  doing so, the cpu just can't be soldered or anything in which a lot of them are.