the new socket is a higher pin count socket(470 pins I think) that is a lot smaller. Northwood is the .13Micron P4 that will run on the the new socket and not the old one. I would wait for intel to release the new chip and socket before putting down any money for a p4 system. You do not want to limit your upgrade path.
The new socket is 478 Pins and northwood (0.13 P IV) compatible. Intel also produces the old P IV (0.18) for this socket already.
Abit released the first 478 MoBo (TH7 II). It will hit the streets very soon. See Abit
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