900MHz Transmeta Crusoe processor ?

[Humboldt]

Anyone heard of these before?

http://www.necsolutions-am.com/mobilesolutions/products/PowerMate/eco/

Is that the same MHz rating as a Pentium class processor?

[ub3r_n00b]

yeah there like 256 bit processor architecture or something.. crazy processor.. just no mobo's out for em / not high enough MHZ

-Preet

[BaLa]

Originally posted by ub3r_n00b
yeah there like 256 bit processor architecture or something.. crazy processor.. just no mobo's out for em / not high enough MHZ

-Preet
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the Transmeta is a RISC Processor....
supposed to be for laptops..
read here...

http://www.transmeta.com/technology/index.html
Low Power Consumption...

<edit> sorry Humboldt..
the Transmeta Procs work completely diff..
so I'm not sure of the answer to your question..

[Ghosthunter]

stay away from the crusose, they are very slow,

if you are looking for poerformance and saving power then look at intel new centrino it will cost more, but I just got a centrino laptop and it rocks.

[YeOldeStonecat]

I've setup a tablet PC laptop for a client...it had the Transmeta 1.0 GHz, 512 megs of RAM, and WinXP Tablet Edition.

The Transmeta was designed for optimal battery run life for laptops, runs on under 1 watt of juice. But I can say that it felt like an upper end PII (like a PII 400) or a Celeron running WinXP...

Not exactly a ball of fire.

[ub3r_n00b]

oh what? i must be thinkig of something else then..

/shrug

-Preet