Detailing the difference between callbacks vs promises in a simple table?

I'm wondering if there is a visual representation of the difference between a callback and promise.

Something similar to how they are comparing paas/saas/iaas:

http://image.slidesharecdn.com/chapter4-141011091531-conversion-gate01/95/fundamental-conceptsandmodels-cloud-computing-24-638.jpg?cb=1413019196

Does this exist? Is there somebody on the forum willing to put this together? I think it would help me (and I'm sure others). I've read through about 20+ quora/SO/blog posts that do a really poor job of answering this question succinctly... I find 90% of coders are really bad at communicating (no offense coders, just saying... here's an example of your typical SO answer when somebody asks for very plain english: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9596276/how-to-explain-callbacks-in-plain-english-how-are-they-different-from-calling-o)

Anyway, maybe some points of difference (or similarity) to map out in this table might be:

1. GOALS:

callback: to get around the non-blocking nature of javascript

promises: to get around the non-blocking nature of javascript

1. CODE PATTERN:

callback: [no clue]

promises: uses then keyword

1. CODING SITUATION #1:

callback: you don't want to use a callback here because of X

promise: you want to use a callback here because of Y

1. CODING SITUATION #2:

callback: you want to use a callback here because of X

promise: you don't want to use a callback here because of Y

1. [INSERT OTHER POINT OF SIMILARITY OR DIFFERENCE]:

callback: ....

promise: ....

so on and so forth....

Anybody up for the challenge!? You could even make a blog post out of it if you have personal blog.