What is intel celeron inside??(laptop) any good?
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From the sounds of your question, it seems you basing your knowledge on the sticker on the laptop. Depending on where you have bought/are buying it from, it may not even have a Celeron inside. If you're not buying from a well-known outlet, make sure that it does at least have the processor it claims to by right-clicking on My Computer and selecting Properties. I know someone who was caught-out by a misleading sticker! :)
With that out the way...
As everyone else as said, the Celeron isn't the best processor in the world. It's out-dated now. It also depends on the speed of the processor.
If all you plan on using your laptop for is browsing the web, typing a few documents (in anything other than Office 2007) and maybe listening to music then you probably won't have any problems, but don't expect to be able to do any video editing, Photoshopping, gaming or intensive multi-tasking.
Celeron is a kind of budget version of the Pentium processor. Not as powerful as the Pentium.
The Celeron is the poorest excuse ever developed by Intel. Now that you know how I feel about them, it is a standard processor with the on-board cache either greatly reduce or in some cases disabled because of quality of manufacturing problems. I have never recommended anyone purchase a computer with a Celeron for any purpose unless used as a pure file server.
The celeron processor is indeed a cheaper version of a pentium chip. This does not mean it will give poor performance, I would suspect most people who use laptops are "over rated" when it comes to hardware anyway. It may run a bit slower when using multiple applications.
Yep, Phobius is right. The Celeron is basically a budget processor. They're not necessarily bad or anything, but if I were you, I'd go for a Pentium M at the very least. Or Core Duo if you can afford it. :)
It's out of date technology , don't touch it unless you can't afford more up to date kit.
that will be the proscessor depends on what speed and what you want to do on laptop ,if its just to connect to internet and surf then it does not realy matter but if you want to play games ,burn cds& dvds then its better to get higher speed processor such as 2gig or above .also think about how much ram is fitted go for over 1 gig.it depends on budget hope this is not to overwealming
The Celeron is the budget model CPU from Intel, not bad for the basics.
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