I will most likely wait until the Intel Duo notebooks start becoming available and a bit less expensive or until AMD makes a dual core mobile chip. I think right now Intel rules the mobile market and the G4 in the I/P books is outdated. Even though the Apples...

Intel uses its TDP for "average" which is 75% of the max. It also needs an memory controller, the turion has one build in! So 31/0.75=41.3 Watt TDP + Memory controller. The Turion only uses 35 max ans has an build in memory controller. The Intel cpu's will...

Intel still rules over AMD in mobile market!. Most of you guys are paying attention to desktop cpu only. However, you guys really should think about notebooks more. Many people believe notebooks are going to take over desktop sales by 2010. Here is <A HREF...

I always thought that Intel has such a stronghold of the mobile market. Of course, that article could be biased towards AMD and i'm not going to rule that out. We'll have to see if other sites report the same thing or not. If they do, chances are those...

a 5mx in 2001, which I still use regularly, mostly for writing novels. They were (and still are) fantastic devices, but I have to wonder if there's much of a market for such a thing these days. Most PDAs nowadays are outsized phones. Those that have QWERTY...

and market development funds provided through Intel’s corporate parent in the United States. The recommendation also notes that Intel imposed these restrictions in direct response to AMD’s growing market share from 2000 to 2002 and that as a result...

Intel tripped a few years ago and has been struggling to keep up. If things go back to normal, then this release intel will be faster, then AMD, then Intel again, much like nVidia and ATI right now... [qoute]Visitors at IDF got a first taste of what Intel...

if accurate, rules out P6 and PM. (Unless 3.2 GHz = two cores at 1.6 GHz... just kidding.) AMD's dual core is supposed to run slower than their single core. It looks like Intel hopes they don't have to underclock their dual core? -- Regards, Grumble...

that AMD destroys Intel in the desktop arena and now you expect me to believe a synthetic benchmark that says a Centrino Core Duo (modified pentium 3) has turned the tables on AMD's mobile chip which is derived from the Athlon 64? Does that even REMOTELY make...