P4 Celeron?

[consumertalks]

I thought P4 and Celeron were 2 different things.. ??

http://www.ncix.com/products/index.p...5&promoid=1001

http://www.geek.com/procspec/intel/p7celeron.htm

How is this possible?

[Sixpac_XP]

A P4 Celeron is the same core as a P4 but with less cache memory onboard the chip and lower FSB clock speed.

quote from your second link:

Intel's P4 Celeron is a crippled version of the .18 micron P4 core that works with 478-pin architecture. It runs at higher clock speeds compared to Pentium III Celerons, but features standard 128 KB of L2 cache as opposed to the 512 KB of the newest Pentium 4. However, the 400 MHz bus speed really helps it out compared to earlier Celerons.