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Originally Posted by TWork
In terms of processors, it goes Celeron, Pentium, and then Core 2 (good, better, best). There will be dual core varieties within each particular brand. Generally, you want to buy the best combination of processor and cache you can afford. In other words, don't buy Celeron and load up with 3 gig of ram or buy a Core 2 and only get 1 gig of ram. Centrino is a processor, usually combined with a laptop chipset and wireless. So, you could get a Centrino laptop which has a Core 2 processor. You want wireless that supports 802.11n, as that's the latest iteration of WiFi that's currently available. A mid-grade Core 2 with 2 gigs of ram would be plenty for what you want to do and it would have a fairly long shelf-life before you have to go shopping for another system.
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fixed it for you
besides, pentiums are no longer sold on the consumer market, a current day dual core celeron will outpace a pentium.
a Centrion IS a cpu type . It has different specs and added power saving and mobility features...