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To: Andrew Shih who wrote (161128)	3/5/2002 1:53:39 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 186894

Andrew, the P4-M runs at 1.2 GHz when in battery-saving mode: techtv.com No benchmarks are available in this mode, but you can estimate the performance hit. By the way, I thought this statement of yours from May 2001 was pretty interesting: Message 15777465 Funny how hardly any Athlon-based laptops have shown up between then and now. Tenchusatsu

To: Andrew Shih who wrote (161128)	3/5/2002 2:21:59 PM
From: Paul Engel	Respond to of 186894

Andrew - re: "Does anyone know how fast the P4-M runs when on batteries? " A Dell Inspiron 8200 went 2 Hours 29 minutes in battery mode under PCMAG's testing: " Granted, putting the Dell Inspiron 8200 up against a machine with a desktop-class 2.2-GHz Pentium 4 chip could be seen as an unfair fight. But the 1.7-GHz P4-M and the 845MP chip set in the Inspiron 8200 more than held their own. While it couldn't outpace the 2.2-GHz desktop chip in the PC Notebook model on the Business Winstone 2001 tests in best-performance mode (conducted with the notebooks plugged into AC power), it did keep up or win on the other tests. And at 2:29, its battery life was very good. " pcmag.com