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celeron M
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Wasn't the 410 the start of the Yonah core. Don't know, probably wrong.
Yay i think i was right
"The Core Solo will form the basis for the next generation of Celeron M chips, which are expected to retain the old-style branding. The Celeron M 410, 420 and 430 are all 65nm parts and clocked to 1.46GHz, 1.60GHz and 1.73GHz, respectively. There's also a Low-Voltage 65nm Celeron M, the 423, in the works. It's clocked at 1.06GHz. All four chips use a 533MHz FSB.
A Celeron M 390 - a 1.7GHz 'Dothan'-core part - is also on the cards for a Q1 appearance."
410 - Yonah (core solo)
380,370 - Dothan
Yay i think i was right
"The Core Solo will form the basis for the next generation of Celeron M chips, which are expected to retain the old-style branding. The Celeron M 410, 420 and 430 are all 65nm parts and clocked to 1.46GHz, 1.60GHz and 1.73GHz, respectively. There's also a Low-Voltage 65nm Celeron M, the 423, in the works. It's clocked at 1.06GHz. All four chips use a 533MHz FSB.
A Celeron M 390 - a 1.7GHz 'Dothan'-core part - is also on the cards for a Q1 appearance."
410 - Yonah (core solo)
380,370 - Dothan
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Yeah its got a bigger number 
Try get a shootout between the 410 and 380. You'll prob find its like comparing a p4 to a conroe.
Try get a shootout between the 410 and 380. You'll prob find its like comparing a p4 to a conroe.