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Old 08-17-2004, 05:32 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I want to know the specs for a laptop that will run mainly Power point presentations to a projector. p4, intel celeron or AMD, What minimum processor speed? How much memory.
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Old 08-17-2004, 07:18 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I am a bit confused. To try to answer your question let me say that almost any laptop that you can buy will have the processing power to run MS Powerpoint presentations.
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Old 08-17-2004, 08:49 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Yeah. With that kinda spec 256 ram would be fine. Integrated video would be fine. But I would suggest a Centrino processor. Dothan > Banijas. I am suggesting Centrino because they have an extraodinary battery life. And they are kinda like AMD, 1.8 ghz centrino is llike a 1.8 ghz amd. * 2800+ I believe? *
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if that is all you need a laptop for, then a celeron will just do, but don't expect to do wonders with it.
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Integrated video would be fine
In all but the highest end systems, it will be integrated video.

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if that is all you need a laptop for, then a celeron will just do, but don't expect to do wonders with it.
Indeedy however the Mobile Celeron gets somewhat unfairly tainted by it's desktop cousin. The Mobile Version actually has 256K of cache as opposed to the 128K on it's desktop version
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Hmm.... That's quite odd... Intel's whack..
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Intel's whack..
Sometimes...
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Hmm.... That's quite odd... Intel's whack..
Nah they just learned from the consumer backlash against the desktop celeron... to be honest the mobile cele's arent that far behind their "full" brethen
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is good to have a M processor chip for notebooks. saves alot of batteries.
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Yeah, pentium M's are awesome.. I absolutely love mine.
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