what are these?

what are these? do i need them on my processor?

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Intel® Hyper-Threading Technology 
Intel® Virtualization Technology
Intel® 64 Architecture 
Enhanced Intel SpeedStep® Technology
Intel® Turbo Boost Technology
Demand Based Switching 
Execute Disable Bit 
Intel® Stable Image Platform Program (Intel® SIPP)
Intel® Trusted Execution Technology
Halogen Free Options Available 

 

Need them or not, you can't get rid of them, they are not softwares.

Intel® 64 Architecture - to run 64-bit OS and related stuff.

Enhanced Intel SpeedStep® Technology - Automatically switches the clock speed according to usage of your CPU to preserve battery life, available or most notebook CPUs.

Intel® Hyper-Threading Technology - multiple threads per core. see below for details...
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=375335

 

i just trying to find the different between T6400 and P8400
since both processors have different set of yes and no

T6400

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Intel® Hyper-Threading Technology  	 No
Intel® Virtualization Technology 	No
Intel® 64 Architecture 	Yes
Enhanced Intel SpeedStep® Technology 	Yes
Intel® Turbo Boost Technology 	No
Demand Based Switching 	No
Execute Disable Bit 	Yes
Intel® Stable Image Platform Program (Intel® SIPP) 	No
Intel® Trusted Execution Technology 	No
Halogen Free Options Available 	Yes

P8400

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Intel® Hyper-Threading Technology  	 No
Intel® Virtualization Technology 	Yes
Intel® 64 Architecture 	Yes
Enhanced Intel SpeedStep® Technology 	Yes
Intel® Turbo Boost Technology 	No
Demand Based Switching 	No
Execute Disable Bit 	Yes
Intel® Stable Image Platform Program (Intel® SIPP) 	Yes
Intel® Trusted Execution Technology 	Yes
Halogen Free Options Available 	Yes

with these different what is the different???

 

Basically it means the T6400 has fewer features than the P8400. In general, I'd go for the P8400 anyways, but you probably don't need any of these extra features. There's a thread about Virtualization below, and I think the other two differences are just hardware security options?

http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=376848

 

for a home user dou think it's better to have the T6400 or P8400

yes i know that the P series give us better battery life
about it's performance, is it huge different or just the same ?

 

The P series will offer greater battery life. If the machine is constantly under light load, it won't be much, though. The T6400 is going to be a bit slower than the P8400 as well, but you won't be able to tell the difference if you're just doing internet and office work.

 

mostly it will be internet and office work
some times i'm gonna play some games and i think not the heavy one

Intel® Virtualization Technology this is for what ?
so i can run like vmware and stuff or else?

 

I'm fairly certain you can run VMWare without VT, but from what I gather, the VT will give you a performance boost. Of course, I think it is absolutely necessary for that Win 7 feature.

 

do u think this is a good deal ?
this one

 

Should do the job, I am not a big fan of its keyboard though.

 

i have trying to use the toshiba notebook some of my friend's laptop
think shiba working just fine since my uncle's daughter buy it the A105-something it have serve my uncle about 1,5 years it's still working fine

do the A105-something and the M300-something does it share the same keyboard layout ?

 

Lay out should be similar, but the actually keyboard itself is very different. If you can try one at a shop, I would recommend it.