What is best in laptops celeron M, Pentium or AMD for working of video conferance on yahoo massenger & captur?
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I always tell people to stay away from celeron processors.  Sure they're cheaper, but you get what you pay for.  A laptop with a pentium M processor is probably going to be smaller than one with an AMD.  AMD processors run a little hotter, so they require more space, but they are also slightly faster.  What I would go for though is the new Intel Core Duo processor.  It has two processing cores on one chip so it's a lot faster.  I think Dell just released an inspiron with one in it.  Apple's got them in a laptop as well.  I'm sure there are also many other companies that are going to have them in their machines as well.  But if you have to chose between the three you listed above, go with pentium or amd.  You really wont notice much of a difference between the two.  Just stay away from celeron.
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depends on your needs.  If you are looking for a light weight excellent battery life laptop I would go with the Intel® Pentium® M 780 2.26GHz 2MB L2 Cache 533MHz FSB .\n\nIf you are looking for a BIG HEAVY incredible performance rotten battery life laptop go with High GHz Pentium 4 HT processors or AMD® Athlon™ 64 with HyperTransport.
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the amd and Intel are like Nike and Reebok, they just are the two major processors that everyone knows, basics are that amd did surpass Intel for a time but Intel is now making a comeback, the Pentium4 is better but that will depend on the processor speed, at this time you would want something 2.5 GHz and up.  if you want a better amd i would go with the amd 64 (x)2 which is two processors that work together as one.  it is usually 2.0 to 2.4 and they work as fast and a 4.0 GHz.
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Just a suggestion, try to work on spelling and grammar. That said, AMD is better both for price and in many cases performance. Most laptops are pretty much not upgradeable, except if you want to replace the hard drive or add limited memory, unlike a desktop where you can upgrade just about anything. For the flying games, you want to make sure you try and find a laptop that advertises a video card with at least 128 megs of ram, not to be confused with the laptops ram, which should be at least 512MB if not 1 gig. I also suggest a built in wi-fi card, which most laptops come with now anyways. Best buy is a good place to buy a computer, and if possible try and buy an extended service plan warranty :).\nI Hope this helps!\nP.S. Don't get an eMachines...personal experience.
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Basically, Celeron this the cheap-ass processor.  Celerons are the lowest of the low with slow speeds, higher crash rates, and basically only enough power for a user of only e-mail, internet surfing, and pinball...nevermind high-graphic games like Quake 4 or Sims 2.  Centrino processors are built specifically for laptop computers so they are great on power consumption and heat (or, less heat, for that matter).  The Centrino processors also have WiFi capabilities (wireless interet/networking, as long as you have a router at home or are in a WiFi-enabled building (e.g., certain Starbucks coffeeshops).  Go with Centrino, my friend!, hands down.
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Celeron is a budget processor and therefore doesn't perform as well.  What do you mean by ORIGINAL Pentium?  If you have to choose between the two, get the Pentium.  Unless you're talking about a P3 versus a Celeron D or something.  Then get the Celeron.  You will have to get whatever is compatible with your motherboard.\n\nIn response to the answers that mentioned the Athlon64 X2, I agree, this is an extremely fast processor.  But, personally, if I were strictly a gamer, I would go with the Athlon64 FX.  It was built specifically for gaming and provides better gaming features and functions.  Well, honestly, I'm power hungry and would probably opt for the dual core anyway.  I'm still running a 2800+ at the moment. **SIGH**  so broke.  I'm not buying anything spectacularly amazing until I can afford my dream machine.  Will probably cost me in the $7,000+ just for the hardware - not even considering display.
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Only if you are interested in running hi end graphics that's where a Pentium really out does a Celeron.
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well it really depends on what you are going to do with the machine... Every processor has it strengths and weaknesses, sometimes they are designed that way to provide for a specific market.  You could ask and get so many different answers based on peoples personal opinion from thier personal uses of the processor.  A math or physics student, programmer or graphics artists would tell you that the pentium 4 is the best.  Someone who does a lot of wireless stuff and general computing would most likely say the Centrino and someone who does home computing with no real stress in any particular way for the system would say the celeron, but then of course for price those would be different.  Buy a system that does what you need for a good price and is competetive as far as upgradeability.  After all no nead buying a jetski if you don't go to the lake.
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P4 is the standard chip\nCeleron is the cheap version of the chip\nXeon is the expensive version and is mainy used for network servers.\n\nGeneral use, the Celeron or P4 are just fine.  If price is of concern, go with the Celeron.  Performance is less than the P4 chip, but for everyday general use, it is not a significant difference.
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Here is the list\n\nDesktop\nAMD Athlon™ 64 FX Processor \nAMD Athlon™ 64 X2 Dual-Core Processor \nAMD Athlon™ 64 Processor \nAMD Sempron™ Processor \n\nMobile\nMobile AMD Turion™ 64 Mobile Technology \nMobile AMD Athlon™ 64 Processor \nMobile AMD Sempron™ Processor \n\nWorkstation\nSingle and Dual-Core AMD Opteron™ Processors \n\nhttp://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/ProductInformation/0,,30_118_9331_12862%5e13301,00.html?redir=CPGWV01\n\nBut if you want more performance, you might try Windows XP Professional 64 instead.  Wait until you see Test Results. \n\nhttp://www.amdboard.com/windows_xp_64bit.html
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AMD is better cos they are usaully 64 bits where as celeron are 32bit
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AMD is really good for gaming and videos, Intel is better for programs and such. I'd prefer AMD becuase it more faster in my opinion.
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Personally, I'd go with Centrino (which I believe is now called Pentium M).  I don't believe a Pentium M chip is close to 3.0GHz but there are other benefits aside from the reduced speed of the processor.  The main problems that I have with a P4 chip and any laptop is the amount of heat that is generated and the weak battery life.  A P4 chip wasn't really designed for a laptop unlike Centrino, which Intel designed specifically so that laptops would run longer without as much heat.  I think that's more important.  If you go ahead with the P4 chip, I would definitely make sure that the heat and the low battery life aren't going to be annoyances to you.  There are also more features to Centrino than just these but that's beyond the scope of this question.  Anyhow, most laptops are coming with 512MB RAM, which should be plenty for most common tasks.  If you consider yourself a power user, you may want to go with 1GB.  I'm not too familiar with laptops that come with AMD chips...I've actually never heard of any.  And Pentium is always better than Celeron.
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if u are just thinking of surfing ( mind this thou... it rarely is just surfing, u get sucked into so much more, whatever) i`d have to say a cheap way to resolve that would be with celeron procesor, it is not expensive and have a very good processing quality for those purposes, however i recomend pentium 4 with hyperthreading tecnology, mainly because web pages are increaingly becoming enriched with more media every day, like flash animations for example.
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Well it depends if you want something mobile but..celeron processors suck... They have alot of problems.. I would stick with a p4 processor all the way much better.
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for this you need fastest computer with all advance techinologies.\n\nAbout Minimum Requirement you could only now when you buy video captureing card for recording & games you want to play. but all other tasks are done even in pentium 2. I recommend you a best pc as under:-\n\nSystem Requirements\n\nIntel® Pentium® 4 3.4 GHz or higher with Hyper-Threading technology \nMicrosoft® Windows® XP (Service Pack2 for HDV camcorder support recommended) \n2GB of RAM (4GB or more recommended) \n10000 RPM SATA hard disk or above \n16X PCI ExpressTM display adapter \nInput/Output Device Support \n\n1394 FireWire cards for use with DV/D8/HDV camcorders \nSupport for OHCI Compliant IEEE-1394 and 1394 Adaptec 8940/ 8945 \nAnalog capture cards for analog camcorders (VFW & WDM support) \nUSB capture devices and PC cameras \nWindows-compatible CD recorder (CD-R/-RW) required for CD creation \nWindows-compatible DVD recorder (DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW) required for DVD creation\n\nThese are ideal configration, i don't recomend  you to go down from these configration.
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THE INTEL DUO CORE IS MUCH MORE BETTER THAN INTEL PENTUM M \n\nIT RUNS AT 667MHZ  FSB AND M RUNS AT MAX 400MHZ