Marvell Debuts 1.5 GHz Tri-Core Mobile Processor
1.5Ghz ? Tri core,WOW . im happy with the 1ghz snap already
im happy with the 1ghz in my EVO, will the battery live be that much better using all this power ? any comments?
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It will probably be worse. The battery tech that runs our phones is 1990's vintage -- which, as we are all finding out, is incapable of powering our devices for more than a day. While it's nice that phones these days have high end processors and features like WiFi -- it's all useless if the batteries that power them fold under pressure. Long story short -- we need better battery tech now!
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I agree , lets do more work for making batteries more efficient or bigger and lighter.
1ghz is fine, lets work on keeping the device on all day so i don't have to live my life with a wire attached to my HTC evo with Poop battery life
1ghz is fine, lets work on keeping the device on all day so i don't have to live my life with a wire attached to my HTC evo with Poop battery life
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The new chipsets will be probably be more power efficient overall when not under heavy use. The third core is likely very efficient and will handle the basic phone and light menu functions. The other cores may be more efficient also, as they will be less likely to generate heat with their higher potential clockspeed.
That aside, I completely agree with the need for significant advances in energy storage technology.
That aside, I completely agree with the need for significant advances in energy storage technology.
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::Looks at iPhone 4's 30+ hour battery life::
No problems here. Maybe other companies SHOULD consider Apple's high quality non user changeable battery strategy.
No problems here. Maybe other companies SHOULD consider Apple's high quality non user changeable battery strategy.
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Batteries surely do last long in any device when your antenna doesn't allow you to stay on calls, iPhone Fanboi 🙄
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Really dude?
He made a valid point and you seriously just pulled out the "You're holding it wrong" meme?
Though, it's probably Apple's 1GHZ power-sipping A4 processor that gives it the better battery life and not necessarily the non-removable battery.
He made a valid point and you seriously just pulled out the "You're holding it wrong" meme?
Though, it's probably Apple's 1GHZ power-sipping A4 processor that gives it the better battery life and not necessarily the non-removable battery.
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