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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (132959)	4/19/2001 1:21:11 PM
From: Joe NYC	Read Replies (2) of 186894

T. You realize, of course, that the mobile Pentium III still gets much better battery life. And of course, you could always disable SpeedStep and run your laptop at 1 GHz off the battery, but then the battery life would probably be no better than a notebook with that mobile Duron. I am not sure about those numbers. Based on my calculation 800 MHz Duron consumes 24 Watts under typical, 27 Watts maximum. The semi-mobile Piii consumes 17 Watts at 700 MHz, 36 Watts at 1 GHz. My numbers are a compilation of data from here: developer.intel.com and here: developer.intel.com taking into account that Duron voltage is 1.4V rather than 1.6V desktop. It looks like Intel has blown the lead in mobile, and may be playing catch-up in 2H 2002, probably until .13u Northwood is introduced. I guess the 20%+ share that is comprised of mobile chips, of which Intel owns virtually 100% will be up for grabs. Joe

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