Interestingly at most benchmarks the Pentium M compares equally to a Pentium 4 2.4GHz. But under "Sysmark Internet Content Creation" the desktop P4 pulls away. Even an comparable Athlon XP M should be faster at this (intel friendly) benchmark.
Such an airship is nearly impossible to build.
In Germany the company Cargolifter tried to build an simmilar airship - now they are blanc.
Some Problems:
- If they stand in air with 1000000 litres of water, they will rocket upwards after they have deployed all their water. Same problem at refill.
- If they use helium, the airship had to be larger than 300metres. Cargolifter (260metres) shouldt only carry 160tons. If they use hydrogen, they would not get al lizense to fly such a beast.
Maybe it's possible if they spend $1000000000 over 5-10 years of development.
Maybe the R14000A is a bit faster than the R14000.
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http://www.aceshardware.com/SPECmine/index.jsp?b =2 &s=1&v=1&if=0&r1f=2&r2f=0& m1f=0&m2f=0&o=0&o=1
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Over at Anandtech there are three Pentium M (=centrio) notebooks reviewed.0 1
-> http://www.anandtech.com/mobile/showdoc.html?i=18
Interestingly at most benchmarks the Pentium M compares equally to a Pentium 4 2.4GHz. But under "Sysmark Internet Content Creation" the desktop P4 pulls away. Even an comparable Athlon XP M should be faster at this (intel friendly) benchmark.
Such an airship is nearly impossible to build.
In Germany the company Cargolifter tried to build an simmilar airship - now they are blanc.
Some Problems:
- If they stand in air with 1000000 litres of water, they will rocket upwards after they have deployed all their water. Same problem at refill.
- If they use helium, the airship had to be larger than 300metres. Cargolifter (260metres) shouldt only carry 160tons. If they use hydrogen, they would not get al lizense to fly such a beast.
Maybe it's possible if they spend $1000000000 over 5-10 years of development.
Why?
SPEC FP
from aceshardware:
POWER4 1300MHz 1098
P4 Xeon 2200MHz 779
Alpha 21264C 1000MHz 776
USarcIII 1050MHz 701
Athlon XP 1667MHz 596
MIPS R14000 500MHz 436
Athlon 1400MHz 426
Maybe the R14000A is a bit faster than the R14000.
->
http://www.aceshardware.com/SPECmine/index.jsp?