Motorola V600
Successor of V600 or modified version of it?
Hey guys, what's this? Today I surfed around the Internet and found out news about new graphical co-processor named IMAGEON 2300 for mobile phones from ATI (
http://www.ati.com »
). As I discovered the news was first published on January 8th, 2004.
Picture of the mobile phone on the home page of ATI is incredibly similar to the V600. Please check it! There is though a little difference. If you compare display of the new phone with the V600 you will notice that its display is - at least by my opinion - a little bigger (there is no Motorola sign above it and the border around it is thinner). And the loudspeaker is also visually different... If you click on the picture you will get more information about new graphical co-processor (
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http://www.ati.com »
). As I discovered the news was first published on January 8th, 2004.
Picture of the mobile phone on the home page of ATI is incredibly similar to the V600. Please check it! There is though a little difference. If you compare display of the new phone with the V600 you will notice that its display is - at least by my opinion - a little bigger (there is no Motorola sign above it and the border around it is thinner). And the loudspeaker is also visually different... If you click on the picture you will get more information about new graphical co-processor (
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Hi Toothnail,
You are right. According to the press release the V600 will include IMAGEON 2250 processor.
So, my conclusion is that the mobile phone on the ATI's home page is successor of V600, which will very probably include IMAGEON 2300, will have larger display and will support standards for developing games on mobile phones.
I see no reason why would ATI otherwise publish it as part of the introduction of its own graphical co-processor and I can't imagine that the ATI would publish fakes on its home page, do you.
You are right. According to the press release the V600 will include IMAGEON 2250 processor.
So, my conclusion is that the mobile phone on the ATI's home page is successor of V600, which will very probably include IMAGEON 2300, will have larger display and will support standards for developing games on mobile phones.
I see no reason why would ATI otherwise publish it as part of the introduction of its own graphical co-processor and I can't imagine that the ATI would publish fakes on its home page, do you.
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