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2011-01-21
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2011-01-21
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@ Tampere, Finland
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This item claims that the N9 will use a 1.2GHz Intel Atom processor:
http://crave.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/noki...ssor-50002309/
also here is a few other links to confirm this:
http://news.google.co.uk/news/story?...ed=0CDMQqgIwAw
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2011-01-21
, 12:13
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@ Arctic cold of northern .fi
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This is the state of techblogs nowadays, everyone just keeps parroting what the others say. The "rumour" got started after a blog ran a short article with the title "N9 based on Atom processor" which every other blog keeps referencing. The thing is, the original doesn't have any sources either, and just vaguely mentions *drumroll* ..rumours.
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2011-01-21
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@ Finland
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But nokia usually never is in the front with new and state of the art hardware?
Just check the N8 for example, 620 mhz and its supposed to be a highend phone? Today we're talking about 1 ghz...
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2011-01-21
, 12:23
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@ Tampere, Finland
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#106
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Well, the orginal source was Prosessori, which is not a blog. It's really old skool computing magazine, that usually doesn't do any rumours at all. (Which means that I take this rumour at least little bit more seriously than most).
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2011-01-21
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2011-01-21
, 12:45
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#108
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The vast majority of mobile phone buyers are not concerned with the pros and cons of CPU architecture, OS efficiency, etc. when comparing specs, they only see the big number.
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2011-01-21
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@ ˙ǝɹǝɥʍou
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#109
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To stay in the game now, it's not about how good a phone is, it's about how good consumers think it is.
Intel is the biggest brand name when it comes to 'computer' processors. How impressed will consumers be when offered a phone with 'the same' processor as their laptop/desktop PC and an 'Intel Inside' sticker on the box?
It's like saying: "All those other phones just use obscure, puny phone processors. This baby has the same CPU as your laptop."
If Nokia can ship the N9 running Meego with an Intel CPU and demonstrate more than three day's 'real life' smartphone use out of a regular size battery, I think I'd have to take my hat off to them.
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2011-01-21
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@ Pennsylvania, USA
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#110
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Just check the N8 for example, 620 mhz and its supposed to be a highend phone? Today we're talking about 1 ghz...