HardwareAnalysis takes a look at the upcoming processors from both Intel & AMD. Lots of changes in the CPU world in the coming year, not to mention new sockets from AMD...

"Overall both Intel and AMD are hard at work to lower their manufacturing costs by moving to 65 and 90-nm, which will also help to up performance and reduce power-consumption of their processors. Cedar Mill, Intel's 65-nm Pentium 4, will finally put the Pentium 4 on par with AMD's Athlon 64 in terms of performance, power-consumption and heat-production but is rather short lived with the pending introduction of Intel's new architecture."