[citation][nom]directxtreme[/nom]Well they should get rid of something. Intel has way too many brands out right now... Atom, Celeron, Pentium, Core i3, Core i5, Core i7. I say get rid of the Atom and Pentium because the Atom is too weak for a netbook CPU and Intel could castrate one of their ULV Sandy Bridge parts and sell it for as cheap as the Atom (and even with that, they will still perform better), and because the Pentium doesn't really target a specific market. Both brands are fluff.[/citation]
How about maybe i1 (netbook, low-end chips, like the AMD E300/E350/E450 which are meant for netbooks, also showing up in low-end 15" laptops and some desktops for some reason), and i3 (lower-end), i5 (mid-range), and i7 (powerful)? Atom's a POS, and Celeron's not that powerful. At minimum I would get a Pentium if building a web surfing machine, if not an i3 2100 or so.