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Who's they? &nbsp;Centrinos are a little more advanced than an equivalent P4 at that speed, but DOUBLE? &nbsp;No way. &nbsp;See:<br />
<a href="http://www.cpuscorecard.com/all_cpus.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.cpuscorecard.com/all_cpus.htm</a>
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Who's they?  Centrinos are a little more advanced than an equivalent P4 at that speed, but DOUBLE?  No way.  See:
http://www.cpuscorecard.com/all_cpus.htm [http://www.cpuscorecard.com/all_cpus.htm]

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 leew is right<br />
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<a href="http://www.cpuscorecard.com/cpuprices/note_ipm-1500.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.cpuscorecard.com/cpuprices/note_ipm-1500.htm</a>&nbsp; &nbsp;right above the &quot;eBay&quot; logo there is a little box that says &quot;pop up window to compare&quot; open that and have a look.
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leew is right

http://www.cpuscorecard.com/cpuprices/note_ipm-1500.htm [http://www.cpuscorecard.com/cpuprices/note_ipm-1500.htm]   right above the "eBay" logo there is a little box that says "pop up window to compare" open that and have a look.

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sorry says &quot;pop up a cpu scorecard to compare&quot;
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sorry says "pop up a cpu scorecard to compare"

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thanks guys, i think i made a wrong decision or was misguided :(
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thanks guys, i think i made a wrong decision or was misguided :(

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While purchasing laptop, a company told me that <br />
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Centrino 1.5Ghz = Pentium IV 3 Ghz<br />
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likewise<br />
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Centrino 1.6Ghz = Pentium IV 3.2 Ghz<br />
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They say &quot;Intel Centrino Processor is equal to &quot;Double&quot; the speed in comparison to P4 eg. Centrino 1.3 is similar to P4 2.6&quot;<br />
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How far is it correct.
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While purchasing laptop, a company told me that 

Centrino 1.5Ghz = Pentium IV 3 Ghz

likewise

Centrino 1.6Ghz = Pentium IV 3.2 Ghz

They say "Intel Centrino Processor is equal to "Double" the speed in comparison to P4 eg. Centrino 1.3 is similar to P4 2.6"

How far is it correct.

Is Centrino 1.5Ghz = Pentium IV 3 Ghz

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