So i've pretty much decided im buying a PC laptop but now im really confused on what chipset to get. I know the Core 2 Dual is the 64 bit version of the Dual Core but whats the difference in battery life/heat generation of the two? or should i even consider the old celeron chips? Again i have no game play aspirations with this device just web,word, email, occasional movie, and some tunes.
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Which Chip for max battery life?
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2/22/07 at 5:40pm
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