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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (173838)3/27/2003 4:27:15 PM
From: advinfo  Read Replies (1) of 186894
 
Thanks for your reply. Yeah, looking at the raw ghz numbers
would favor the non-M model, but I was wondering if the
4M 2.2ghz had a more efficient architecture that would
outperform the non-4M 2.6 ghz. The articles below state
that the new M dramatically outperforms the 4M, I'm still
curious about a 4M to non-4M benchmark. I talked to a rep
at Sony today that said a non-4M would burn a battery in 45
minutes or so playing a DVD, I didn't realize it was such a
hog. I'll probably get the 4M for the times when a 2-3hrs
of battery is nice to have...

Intel confirms clock speed irrelevant for notebooks
Pentium M far better than Pentium 4M. It's the end of megahurts madness

theinquirer.net
No megahertz war for Intel Centrino
Clockspeed airbrushed from history

theinquirer.net
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