core 2 based celeron beat a 2.0 GHz core 2 duo). On the ram page you claim that ram can be easily upgraded later. It's true that if memory can be upgraded it's an easy upgrade to do BUT it's also true that if you aren't careful it's easy to end up with a machine that is maxed out on ram and still wanting more. There is also no mention of the fact that 32-bit desktop windows caps out at 4GB of address space which in practice means about 3.5GB of ram in most cases. The graphics page is very misleading, yes you may need a high end processor to get the most out of a high end graphics card but for gaming a slower processor with a moderate graphics card will be much better than a faster processor and integrated graphics. Also you claim integrated graphics is integrated in the CPU, this is only the case with the latest dual core i3 and i5, in earlier generations it's built into the chipset meaning you can get much better graphics performance with a nvidia chipset. Also in the case of laptops discrete graphics doesn't nessacerally mean a distinct card. Overall it looks more like a marketing puff piece than real advice and is very misleading in places. Other Answers (1 - 30 of 445) when ever am buying any products that has to do with electronics i look out for the best new functions it has,and i also look-out to