Basic CPU Comparison Table?

I am trying to put together a very simple and high-level table of CPUs to allow people that do not know much about computers have an idea of what they could find in a store. I am updating a presentation on how to buy computers for a community event. Before, we used processor speed in GHz as a general guideline. And we pointed out a little bit regarding the underlying technology, but did not go into details regarding FSB, L1 and L2 cache, etc. Nowadays, most CPUs are listed as models for a particular marketing name for the CPU.

I was thinking the list would be short, maybe say Core 2 and Turion and be done with it. But I found various older CPUs in desktop and notebook systems in retail stores in the USA. They have probably been lying around for a while. I even saw some celerons on both notebooks and desktops.

I am trying to list and compare CPUs from Intel and AMD for both mobile and desktop computers. I think I have most of it, but given that I have not put together a computer in almost 2 years, I am somewhat rusty when it comes to CPUs. I have 5 missing blanks denoted as "?".

Here is what I have:

Code:

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NOTE:  In descending order of performance (and maybe cost).

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Mobile
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AMD / Intel

1. Turion 64 X2 / Core 2 Duo         
2. ? / Core 2 Solo
3. Turion 64 / Core Duo
4. Mobile Athlon 64 / Core Solo   
5. Athlon Mobile Sempron / Pentium M
6. Athlon XP-M / Celaron M

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Desktop
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AMD / Intel


1. X2 / Core 2 Duo
2. ? / Core 2 Solo
3. ? / ?
4. Athlon 64 / ?
5. Athlon XP / Pentium D
6. Duron / Celaron D

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Does that seem about right?
Is there such a comparison chart out there that I have not found?

Well things vary depending on what you are using to compare them.

One place you can look is Tom Hardware's CPU Charts http://www23.tomshardware.com/cpu.html

I"m sure there are others but this is the first that comes to mind.

Thanks XJ. I had found that chart when searching. But it does not include older, low-end processors like Celeron and Duron. And it does not differentiate between desktop and mobile processors.

I think I found a chart that seems to be close to what I am looking for:

http://www.cpubenchmark.net/common_cpus.html