IS Celeron wireless and AMD?

Processors arent wireless, and it doesnt depend on the processor whether you can have wireless or not.

As ghost said, I think you mean mobile. Both Intel and AMD have mobile processors. Here are a few from both:

Celeron M
Sempron Mobile
Pentium M
Pentium 4-M
Core Solo
Core Duo
Core 2 Duo
Turion 64
 
its not that the CPU is wireless... its a MOBILE CPU which is designed to minimize power consumption.

two other mobile processors are Centrino and Centrino Duo from Intel....
 
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Any processor can be wireless, just as any laptop can be...well, almost any. Hehe, I had an old Intel 486DX4/75Mhz laptop on wifi a few years back ;)

I have no idea why someone says Celeron is one of Intel's wireless processors, as there's no such thing as a "wireless processor." Centrino is the name of a group of chips for Intel's wireless market. However, you can get Centrino with a Celeron, Pentium 4(well, older laptop) and I assume the more current Core and Core 2 processors...

As for AMD, they don't(as far as I know) have a name for their wireless market. My Averatec uses AMD and definetly also has wifi :P I think the big thing with Intel is they also have their own series of wireless cards, where as AMD does not.
 
what are some mobile processors from amd ?

The Sempron Mobile and Turion 64 are mobile CPU's from AMD.

And Centrino is not a CPU, it's what Intel calls a certain type of laptop that have a Celeron M, Pentium M, Core (2) Duo, an Intel 945 chipset or higher, and an Intel Pro Wireless adapter.
 
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The Sempron Mobile and Turion 64 are mobile CPU's from AMD.

And Centrino is not a CPU, it's what Intel calls a certain type of laptop that have a Celeron M, Pentium M, Core (2) Duo, an Intel 945 chipset or higher, and an Intel Pro Wireless adapter.

a course not... :P just included it in there incase he was looking at labels or something in that nature... should have worded it differently! Sorry about that.
 
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