Is this dual processor?
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Processor speed 1660 mhz
Memory Size 1024 mb
Memory Type DDR2
Hard Drive Capacity 100 GB
Optical Drives Super Multi DVD Writer
Screen Size/Type 14.1" WXGA
Graphics Card Type Intel Graphics Media Acceler
Graphics Memory 128 Shared MB
Sound Type 3D Soundblaster Pro
Modem Type 56k
Wireless Enabled Yes
No. of USB Connections 3
No. of Firewire Connections 1
Other Interfaces VGA
Battery Type Li-ion
Battery life (up to) 3.5 hours
Software Titles Included Microsoft Works 8.0
Operating system Win XP Home
Weight 3.40 kg
Height 38 mm
Width 390 mm
Depth 280 mm
you said Processor Type Intel Core Duo T2300E
so it should be one processor and core duo ( alittel better than normal processores)
yeah single processor, dual core, but over all looks like a nice notebook.
yes it is pretty good by the way
Not quite, you really have one physical processor, this is only one chip. However, the architecture of this processor is different in the sense that you have a dual processing core inside the chip.
Early processors used to take advantage of special algorithms in order to process data in ways closes to the way two separate processors could. In the Dual core you have data been separated in chunks and been process by the cores getting you a better performance.
The clearest advantage is that you have more micro operations in a clock cycle. This means you get more done in every cycle. So a computer with a faster clock cycle may not execute the same amount of micro operations in the same period of time.
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