Sorry, but no. Not unless you have a very sophisticated soldering station at which you can remove the old processor and install a new processor directly to the motherboard of the laptop. The only option that a typical technician has is to replace the entire motherboard and the replacement board would have the same processor installed, so if your idea is to gain additional processing power by upgrading, you would have no advantage in doing this. Laptop motherboards are proprietary and each model of laptop has its own design of motherboard. Therefore, they are not interchangeable.
If you have other questions about this or other such related issues, feel free to drop me a line. I'm always glad to help (or, as in this case, at least advise).
Toshiba makes laptops with quad processors at really low prices. Toshiba also offers a really high-quality product and has been highly rated in Consumer Reports.
Desktop processors can be changed. However, some laptops can have there processor changed, some cant.
Gateway laptops feature windows 7 with cutting edge Intel low power processors which extend battery life in the laptops. Combined with a light weight construction makes these laptops ideal.
dual core in laptops is when u have two processors running instead of just one. with dual core u can run more applications at once than single core laptops dual core in laptops is when u have two processors running instead of just one. with dual core u can run more applications at once than single core laptops
now a days they use i7 processor
Dell Laptops are known for being feature-rich devices that come with advanced processors. Likewise, these laptops are built to last for multiple years before needing major repairs.
IBM does not make laptops. IBM makes processors that are used in computers, but not actual computers. So the answer to your question would have to be Dell.
central processing unit (CPU) and graphics processing unit (GPU)
Almost all brands of PC's use Intel processors. Consider getting a Core 2 Duo, however.
Most computers that use Intel processors have an Intel sticker on them to advertise this fact. And Intel processors are generally faster, cooler, and more power-efficient than mobile AMD processors.
NO because it isn't a laptop and does not have the same ability as laptops do
While the processor manufacturer, Intel corp, doesn't produce laptops, many laptop producers do use Intel chip-sets. Laptops which contain Intel processors are best known for their snappy ability to process data and remain stable.