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Subject: Yes it is!

Author: h.g.muller

Date: 01:38:12 02/28/06

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The Centrino is not a processor at all. Centrino is a 'platform' for mobile
computers, that was first introduced with a Pentium M (or Celeron M, which is
the same thing with 1MB L2-cache in stead of 2MB).

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

There now is a new Intel processor, called 'Intel Core', sold as a Solo or Duo,
which is now also included in the Centrino concept. But the fact that your
laptop is labeled as a Centrino does not mean it is equiped with a Solo.

That the Solo is much mor efficient clock-wise than a P-4 does not mean much.
The Pentium II and III and M where all much more efficient than P-4. It probably
means that Solo is another variation on Intel's old P6 workhorse, that was first
introduced as Pentium Pro...



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