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2010-06-08
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2010-06-08
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2010-06-08
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Such as what configurability? Besides the hardware keyboard and rather unused IR port... they both don't support USB OTG, they both have a 5mp back camera - iPhone is lacking a cover - both have a flash for that back camera, both have a forward facing camera.
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2010-06-08
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Oh, and processor-wise -- everyone knows an A4 SoC has a Cortex A8 core, same as ours. (And running the same 1GHz clock speed as some of ours. ) But if you want to compare numbers, you gotta compare SoC vs. SoC, so it's 0xA4 vs 3430 -- we're 20.9x as good!
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2010-06-08
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2010-06-08
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2010-06-08
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Well, WRT OTG, some hackers already have it working, and we'll get it nicely packaged "any day now" (I think a week or two). It's likely to take a bit longer to hack that on an iPhone, because you can't build a stock kernel from source -- you either gotta hack object code, and take advantage of the existing kernel, or start completely from scratch. OTOH, I suppose a chances exists (though vanishingly slim, IMO) that iOS gets OTG in a future update, where Maemo never will.
Of course, I would tend to call that angle "hackability" or "openness" -- "configurability" probably referred to something totally different.
Oh, and processor-wise -- everyone knows an A4 SoC has a Cortex A8 core, same as ours. (And running the same 1GHz clock speed as some of ours. ) But if you want to compare numbers, you gotta compare SoC vs. SoC, so it's 0xA4 vs 3430 -- we're 20.9x as good!
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2010-06-08
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2010-06-08
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Why thank you my brother, that is quite the honour coming from an internationally renowned Doctor of Medicine, and indeed my gastronomic verve is second to none.
And you've got multiple personalities. I responded to your points in a different thread. Instead of bringing straw man arguments and being completely oblivious of how things actually are, perhaps you should make yourself familiar with what is actually happening in the field.
Or are you just doing to computing what you claim others do with medicine?
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