I'm running an old insprion 8600 with the pentium M processor. I'm looking at getting a 1.86 GHZ intel solo processor in a E1505 machine. How do those processers compare. I don't do much gaming just an occasional game of Doom 3 and that's about it. Mainly it's just internet and ms office stuff. Would this processor be ok but still better then the pentium M. Also, how does the battery life compare to one another? Anyone know if I can use my dell port replicator from my I8600 on the E1505?
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