Is the celeron M 1.3ghz what you guys are talking about? Is it better than the SU Celerons?
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Is the celeron M 1.3ghz what you guys are talking about? Is it better than the SU Celerons?
intel's naming convention is all over the place... ieQuote:
Originally Posted by Timman_24
1.2ghz dual core mobile celeron = su2300 = celeron 743
What be the negative impact performance-wise between a decent netbook and an entry-level notebook/laptop? Gaming, mostly? Any Word Processing (which I think would be impacted that much...).???
Anything else I can't think of?
I use a mini to support several automotive tools and my radar detector. Other than being small and handy, I don't really like it. It is slow and has trouble with displaying some programs, it cuts the bottom off of their windows. My XPS is so much faster (to be expected) and has longer battery life (surprise) at just a small penalty for larger size.
Yeah, the 600px height is a pretty serious limitation, since almost everything is designed for a 1024x768 screen at the minimum in 2009. I can't even press the OK button on many basic OSX apps, like say the PRINT utility. I just have to hit enter and hope for the best.
Check it out with the NVIDIA chip:
http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/c...78393130C14F42
$800 gaming netbook from alienware!
http://www.mydellmini.com/forum/news...ice-799-a.html
Recently noticed the Acer Timeline 1810TZ which is a bit more expensive than a netbook, but the gain in performance seems worth it.
That is true sex. I would buy that over an ipad any day!Quote:
Originally Posted by kpxgq