Are Memron, Conroe and Woodcrest all the same CPU but with slightly different configurations?

[BigToque]

I haven't been keeping up, and I'm sure I could find this out if I did some looking around, but AT is always quicker

 

[BigToque]

Apparently AT is not always quicker

 

[n7]

I'd venture to say yes, but your question is kinda loaded.

To me, yeah.

 

[BigToque]

Originally posted by: n7
I'd venture to say yes, but your question is kinda loaded.

To me, yeah.

A loaded question?

I just remember hearing that the P4 was a dead end and they were moving the entire product line to be based off the Pentium M.

I'm just curious to know if these were what they were talking about.

 

[n7]

Yes.

This is Intel's much brighter (& cooler & faster) future

(Basically a highly improved version of the current Pentium-M, Yonah.)