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12-31-2004
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No recommendations
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Description:
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Intel's newest (as of dec 2004) processor. It is originally based off of the Pentium 3 and designed with mobility and power consumption in mind. Some would call this chip a Pentium 3.5. This is the only chip I would buy from Intel (I don't like the P4) and is very efficient. It is probably as fast as 2.0ghz P4's.
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Pentium M, Centrino
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Connection Type:
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Socket 479 I think
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