Confused by terms like “Banias,” “Centrino,” “Dothan,” “Mobile Pentium 4 M,” . . . ? During the next twelve months, Intel will release 14 different mobile microprocessors and two chipsets. Think you'll have trouble keeping that roadmap straight? Have no fear. Mark Hachman of ExtremeTech decodes the different mobile Pentium processors and their dizzying array of speed grades of up to 3.2-GHz.

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