Originally posted by: BobDaMenkey
It really gets on my nerves when someone puts a laptop up for sale, or in their sig and says that they have a Centrino processor.
THERE IS NO THING AS A CENTRINO PROCESSOR.
Centrino is Intels brand of mobile solutions. A laptop is allowed to be called a Centrino laptop only when it has a combination of an intel mobile processor, an intel chipset and an intel wireless solution.
The technicality: Centrino only accepts certain kinds of processors, mine is one of those, so it's a centrino processor.
Yes and no. You have a Pentium Mobile, or a Celeron Mobile, or a Core Duo or a Core 2 Duo, you do not have a "Centrino" processor. It can be classified as such, but you can and should be more speicific about it.
I do not have a 1.73ghz Centrino processor. I have a 1.73ghz Pentium M. Please people, make the distinction. Especially if you're trying to show it off or sell it.
Originally posted by: Fingolfin269
That actually gets on your nerves?
And being an informed buyer and not being able to get the right info from the seller because they don't know what they have.
lol, ok, so you pick a processor because of the name and what other people call it? Maybe it's just me, but that sounds like a fanboy commentOriginally posted by: CVSiN
Originally posted by: BobDaMenkey
It really gets on my nerves when someone puts a laptop up for sale, or in their sig and says that they have a Centrino processor.
THERE IS NO THING AS A CENTRINO PROCESSOR.
Centrino is Intels brand of mobile solutions. A laptop is allowed to be called a Centrino laptop only when it has a combination of an intel mobile processor, an intel chipset and an intel wireless solution.
The technicality: Centrino only accepts certain kinds of processors, mine is one of those, so it's a centrino processor.
Yes and no. You have a Pentium Mobile, or a Celeron Mobile, or a Core Duo or a Core 2 Duo, you do not have a "Centrino" processor. It can be classified as such, but you can and should be more speicific about it.
I do not have a 1.73ghz Centrino processor. I have a 1.73ghz Pentium M. Please people, make the distinction. Especially if you're trying to show it off or sell it.
Exactly why I stick with AMD...
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
While we're at it... Coke is Coke.
Sprite is not Coke. Root beer is not Coke. Pepsi is most certainly not Coke. Knock it off!
Originally posted by: supafly
I was looking at Core 2 Duo laptops on ebay.. several sellers are calling them "Intel Pentium Core 2 Duo" processors.
Oh, and some of them came with "Windows Office 2003"
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
While we're at it... Coke is Coke.
Sprite is not Coke. Root beer is not Coke. Pepsi is most certainly not Coke. Knock it off!
Originally posted by: BobDaMenkey
It really gets on my nerves when someone puts a laptop up for sale, or in their sig and says that they have a Centrino processor.
THERE IS NO THING AS A CENTRINO PROCESSOR.
Centrino is Intels brand of mobile solutions. A laptop is allowed to be called a Centrino laptop only when it has a combination of an intel mobile processor, an intel chipset and an intel wireless solution.
The technicality: Centrino only accepts certain kinds of processors, mine is one of those, so it's a centrino processor.
Yes and no. You have a Pentium Mobile, or a Celeron Mobile, or a Core Duo or a Core 2 Duo, you do not have a "Centrino" processor. It can be classified as such, but you can and should be more speicific about it.
I do not have a 1.73ghz Centrino processor. I have a 1.73ghz Pentium M. Please people, make the distinction. Especially if you're trying to show it off or sell it.
Originally posted by: brandonbull
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Originally posted by: BobDaMenkey
It really gets on my nerves when someone puts a laptop up for sale, or in their sig and says that they have a Centrino processor.
THERE IS NO THING AS A CENTRINO PROCESSOR.
Centrino is Intels brand of mobile solutions. A laptop is allowed to be called a Centrino laptop only when it has a combination of an intel mobile processor, an intel chipset and an intel wireless solution.
The technicality: Centrino only accepts certain kinds of processors, mine is one of those, so it's a centrino processor.
Yes and no. You have a Pentium Mobile, or a Celeron Mobile, or a Core Duo or a Core 2 Duo, you do not have a "Centrino" processor. It can be classified as such, but you can and should be more speicific about it.
I do not have a 1.73ghz Centrino processor. I have a 1.73ghz Pentium M. Please people, make the distinction. Especially if you're trying to show it off or sell it.
Originally posted by: Raduque
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
While we're at it... Coke is Coke.
Sprite is not Coke. Root beer is not Coke. Pepsi is most certainly not Coke. Knock it off!
Yea, it's sad. I have family that still refer to all consoles as "Nintendos". My aunt came over to my apartment one day, saw my 360 and said "what a pretty white nintendo"![]()
Originally posted by: dainthomas
Originally posted by: Raduque
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
While we're at it... Coke is Coke.
Sprite is not Coke. Root beer is not Coke. Pepsi is most certainly not Coke. Knock it off!
Yea, it's sad. I have family that still refer to all consoles as "Nintendos". My aunt came over to my apartment one day, saw my 360 and said "what a pretty white nintendo"![]()
Maybe she thought it was a Wii.![]()
Originally posted by: Shawn
my next laptop is going to have a centrino processor
