Samsung readies a 2GHz dual-core smartphone for 2012
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- Anonymous
- iIR
- 18 Apr 2011
NSX, 18 Apr 2011Tablets are useless, overpriced and unfunctional. It's an a... moreYou're probably right, I don't own a tablet and probably never will as i can't justify the cost and for their use, either my phone or laptop can do the same job. It just seemed to me that a 2Ghz cpu in a tablet would make a little more sense than in a tablet (I think I may have contradicted my first statement there too)
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- Vaibhav
- 7tK
- 18 Apr 2011
What will 2GHz dual core proccessor will do to mobile market in 2012?
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- NSX
- S2D
- 18 Apr 2011
Anonymous, 18 Apr 2011why are people just thinking smartphones here? 2ghz in a sm... moreTablets are useless, overpriced and unfunctional. It's an artificial need only created to fill Apple's pockets. Nothing more to it than simple waste of resources. And your money, of course.
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- Anonymous
- iIR
- 18 Apr 2011
why are people just thinking smartphones here? 2ghz in a smartphone may seem silly, but what about in a tablet?
and, it wasnt that long ago that it seemed crazy to have a 1ghz cpu in a phone either
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- zoroasterianism
- NhR
- 18 Apr 2011
i think that will be useless for today
But tomorrow it is different
When u capable of doing your laptop tasks on your phone THAT WOULD BY SATISFACTION
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- Anonymous
- qbY
- 18 Apr 2011
Anonymous, 18 Apr 2011The only thing Samsung are interested are washing people's ... moreI think it's better that a company is making visible progress in hardware, unlike some that brainwashes people with lies about how they are they first to use certain technology or those who are stuck in 2009 in terms of hardware. While the 2GHz dual-core might not be optimized and practical yet, it's a great progress nonetheless. It's those who continue to progress wins in the end not the ones who say "it's good enough". I see Samsung as the company that is experimenting the most and trying hardest out of any other companies in competition.
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- Anonymous
- 3E0
- 18 Apr 2011
just don t forget the instructions per cycle... remember intel pentium 4 in 2005? more GHz doesn t always mean more performance
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- jon
- k7q
- 18 Apr 2011
i thinck the need to SLOW DOWN because it was about a year ago they released the worlds first 1ghz smart phone now the phone is absolite. they release about 10 smart phones a year and that makes them not worth as much they need to be like blackberry and apple. blackberry releases about 2-3 phones a year. and apple only realeses one a year that is why the iphone 3 is still popular and it was released in 2008 and the bold 9700 was released in 2009 and it is still not off the market once again samsung SLOW DOWN your company is turning into our economy. they print more money so now it is worth less.
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- Anonymous
- mEA
- 18 Apr 2011
How about a new battery !? when i turn on my phone i will hurry up to text a message before i run out of 50% battery life, this is not a bright future.
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- Anonymous
- S2D
- 18 Apr 2011
The only thing Samsung are interested are washing people's minds with numbers, getting more and more new models every year (I wonder how much hundreds of models they'll launch this year) and manufacturing them low quality enough so after max 1 year they're out of service. Not really much different than notorious chinese fakers.
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- AnonD-5397
- YQx
- 18 Apr 2011
[deleted post]who is asking you to buy this phone? Or how many of us bought the first smartphone? I agree to the fact that bigger isn't always better but not here, when it comes to smartphones or even futurephones its all about speed, higher the better!!! There are many people out there to make this a success and open the path for further innovations.. Talking about price, what was the price of first 1ghz phone?
Open up your mind..whatever your name is..
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- Shaggy
- TXU
- 18 Apr 2011
Wauw! Sounds awesome. My main concern is the battery running a fast cpu like this. Android phones on the market today, are very powerhungry and discharge the battery in 7-10hrs(with above average usage). Main powerdrainer is of course the screen, that's why they should be researching more in that area.
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- AnonD-2008
- 25G
- 18 Apr 2011
Get ready for samsung phones that comes with 10 batteries included in the package, should be sufficient to be swapped again and again for a single day's use. Fandroids, happy?
How about optimizing the OS to run smooth at low processor powers, but maintain the processor high enough at 1.2 GHz duo core?
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- AnonD-1082
- kJX
- 18 Apr 2011
AnonD-5197, 18 Apr 2011Nokia will be upgrading to 1GHz at least for WP7. It's cal... moreYes but it seems like Nokia bought way too many 680 MHz CPUs. I wish my N8 comes with a 1GHz processor. An extra oomph in power won't hurt and will speed up my web browsing and enable full Flash. That's the weakness of my N8.
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- AnonD-5197
- qbY
- 18 Apr 2011
Anonymous, 18 Apr 2011I agree. There's really not point in this, but that's futur... moreNokia will be upgrading to 1GHz at least for WP7. It's called requirements...
Symbian on the other hand... should get a CPU upgrade to at least 1GHz too. At least 1GHz.. that's just my opinion.
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- AnonD-5197
- qbY
- 18 Apr 2011
Can't wait till when the web browsing speeds on mobile devices are almost in-line with that of a PC! Almost there it seems.
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- dhem
- vwe
- 18 Apr 2011
its imagine not true
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- Anonymous
- mh$
- 18 Apr 2011
AnonD-2461, 18 Apr 2011Do we really need 2Ghz Cpu...?Smartphone will be the same a... moreI agree. There's really not point in this, but that's future. For Nokia, 680mHz processor is enough. But when future comes, it comes, did we say anything we want.
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- Anonymous
- mh$
- 18 Apr 2011
I thought that Qualcomm was coming in with 1,5Ghz Quad Cores this year...
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- Laurynas
- 0xM
- 18 Apr 2011
Anonymous, 18 Apr 2011The current li-ion and li-polymer batteries are the same NA... moreLi-Ion battery doesn't equal to Li-Ion battery.
Li-Po battery doesn't equal to Li-Po battery.