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2010-06-08
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2010-06-09
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2010-06-09
, 00:27
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@ Malta
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you guys serious with this? I have a video converter on pc but using it pushes my core 2 duo from 1 to 5% to 100% usage. What made you think an arm processor with 600mhz could convert a video if a intel dual core processor with 2 2.13ghz and l2 cache is at its limit?
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2010-06-09
, 02:47
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Of course it could. The core2duo is pushed at its limit for speed. Where a video takes 15 mins to be converted with a core2duo, it would take the N900 hours, using 100% CPU usage and making the phone unusable during that time.
So video conversion is possible. Any CPU can handle it. It's just a process. So possible: Yes; Practical: Hardly
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2010-06-09
, 07:32
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@ Budapest, Hungary
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2010-06-09
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@ Malta
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It is very nice to see you guys actually realizing what I said on the previous page.