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Originally Posted by avatar_58
I know that, but the CPUs that are normally in desktops don't have as many laptop-friendly tweaks as the M for example. The P4 I have doesn't know how to save battery life and runs 100% while its on regardless of whether or not anything is being run.
I'm just saying from experience the P3, P4 and regular celerons drain batteries far more than newer laptop-only CPU models. I may be wrong, but so far I've been proven right by experience.
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a) The CPU in laptops, are not the CPU in desktops.
b) The Pentium M is based on the P3. The Mobile Pentium 4 is based on the P4.
Therefore, the CPU that are "normally" in desktops don't have as many laptop-friendly tweaks than the Pentium M, because they're not in laptops, ever. Also, the Pentium M, is a Pentium 3, that is "normally" in desktops.
