i wanna buy a notebook for my sister…coz i love her so much. but i’m confused by a lot of choice for a good notebook so i try to choose a long life battery notebook, n then my choice goes to intel processor notebook.
but again i’m confused by choice between T series or P series processor. so i’m searching on the internet and i got few comment below:
The performance is the main difference among the T and P series. The P series are more energy efficent, have a faster (1,066 MHz) FSB, and are mostly part of the Centrino 2 line. The T series use 10 watts more of power and have a slower (667-800 MHz) FSB. Also, when the two series have the same clock speed, the T series will normally be cheaper by about $100 or so.
The T-series have a 677-800mhz FSB, while the P-series have a 1066-mhz FSB. The T-series is older technology than the P-series. The P-series is also 45-nanometer technology, as opposed to the 65-nanometer technology on the T-series. Because of this the P-series uses 10 less watts, 35 vs. 25. The L2 Cache of the T-series ranges from 1mb-6mb, while the range of the P-series is 3mb-6mb. The difference in performance between a similarly clocked T processor and a P processor will be small, unless there is a large difference in FSB (Like 677 vs. 1066) or L2 Cache (like 1mb vs. 3 mb.), in which case the performance level will be noticeably different. If you have similarly priced choices with similar clock rates, you should go with the P series.
well with two comment above i guest she’ll get P series notebook…and you are?
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