Does anyone know how Intel Celeron processor is different from Intel Pentium M processors?

One has a P and the other has a C. Seriously, they're just brand names. At the moment Intel position the Celeron as bottom-budget cheap and the Pentium as one step up but still cheap, with the Core i3/5/7 lines taking up the mid range and high end.

But there's so much variety within both "Pentium" and "Celeron" chips, especially if you're considering laptop and desktop processors, that you can't say that this Pentium is faster than that Celeron or slower than the other Core i3 without checking benchmarks for the SPECIFIC processors involved.

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