Raubtier
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2010-08-26
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2010-08-26
, 15:37
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@ At your mom's house, with my feet up!
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#102
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Just to be clear, there are no specs right now - everyone is making it up at this point! No mention of FM transmitters so far though, but that really doesn't mean much.
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2010-08-26
, 17:38
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@ Gothenburg in Sweden
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2010-08-26
, 18:02
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#104
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Have you ever owned a mobile device that had 1GB of DRAM? Otherwise how can you make such a comment?
remember, memory has to be continuously refreshed even when the rest of the device is completely idle. I imagine the comment (which is no doubt lost in time, sadly) would apply even more so today when talking about an increase of DRAM from 256MB to 1GB.
But hey, it's a small issue but worth knowing that increases in DRAM don't come for free.
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2010-08-26
, 18:56
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#105
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2010-08-26
, 22:41
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#106
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2010-08-26
, 22:55
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@ Phoenix, WA
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#107
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Have you ever owned a mobile device that had 1GB of DRAM? Otherwise how can you make such a comment?
I'm pretty sure that in the deep and distant past when the discussion of memory provision on earlier devices has taken place at t.m.o. (or maybe it was itt) a Nokia Tablet engineer commented that DRAM refresh power consumption is an important consideration - remember, memory has to be continuously refreshed even when the rest of the device is completely idle. I imagine the comment (which is no doubt lost in time, sadly) would apply even more so today when talking about an increase of DRAM from 256MB to 1GB.
I'd take an educated guess that 1GB of DRAM uses precisely twice as much power than would be consumed by 512MB no matter how it is "set up" (discounting the dynamic disabling of banked DRAM which is just too fanciful for words).
But hey, it's a small issue but worth knowing that increases in DRAM don't come for free.
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2010-08-27
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@ Hamilton, New Zealand
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2010-08-27
, 01:01
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#109
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Rumour has it that the N9 will be an upgradable device. Some said you can change the RAM and swap it with a bigger one, and it uses the SSD as it internal memory. Some says that the CPU of the N9 will be a quadcore as powerful as the core i7 and has a very powerful GPU built inside as powerful as the PS3 GPU. Some says that it is so powerful and fast, even the STICK is too afraid to challenging it in a speed race.
Some says all the above rumours are just lies. And I would say "Good on ya mate!"
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2010-08-27
, 01:07
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