133mhz fsb p4 mobile?

Week, months, years it don't matter. What ever you buy for the forseeable future will be junk in a year because of the rule (Moore's law) that says computer power doubles every year or two. I assume you will have your notebook for longer then a few weeks or months. Famous notebook makers are starting to put desktop chips in their notebooks now. I went with a "off brand" cause just a month ago you couldn't buy a 2G notebook from somone like HP and now this month you can. In a year .09micron 4GHz machines will be out and in a year from that who knows?

IMO the two biggest factors keeping notebook speeds well short of desktops are drive speeds and video cards, memory does not make a spit in total relative speed compared to the other factors. Drive speed will always be less in a notebook because the drives need to be smaller and use less power hence a slower drive. I suppose someone could design a hoss vid card to slam in a notebook but I suspect the power and heat makes this impossible with current tech.

Sorry I'm not giving you the answer you were looking for but I don't think it really matters. Anytime you wait a month something better will be out or at least the price for existing products will be lower, either way you will always have a reason to wait. The question is how bad do you need a laptop and what could you be doing with one in the month you would be without one if you wait.

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I'm not 100% sure but I do not think Intel will be releasing a P4m processor with a 133MHz FSB. As far as I know Intel will be phasing the P4m cpu's out of production by this time next year. I can't remember the code name for the new cpu replacing the P4m.
P4m cpu's are going to be a flash in the pan interm cpu until the next generation mobile cpu's are produced by Intel. They will have a new core design and new chip set support. The new hardware will be the first generation that is totally designed from the ground up to be used only for notebook computing. No more bastardized desktop cpu's and chipsets crammed into a little notebook. Less heat! Maybe we'll be able to call them laptop computers again.


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ok no offence lakedude... but zpyrd seems to know his [-peep-] way more than you do. what is wrong with you. speed is everything. do you not have a manlyhood down there or what? go back home and play with your little 486. i plan to use my computer for something a little more advanced than solitaire so yes... the fsb matter does make a difference.