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P800 white paper MAY (newest) + great website |
jplacson
Joined: Apr 21, 2002
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The ARM9 CPU 'CAN' hit 200 mHz... but I doubt SE will be ignorant enough to actually clock it at a speed that would give it iPaq times of 4 hours of run time.
I was hoping though that there would be a function to flip the screen into 'landscape' mode just like the R380. Viewing movies, Excel files, and some other things can look better on a wide screen (considering that it does support the 1/4VGA width of 320 pixels)
I hope SE can add a function (or a 3rd party app) to rotate the screen for landscape mode.  |
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Zaji-D
Joined: Jun 24, 2002
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I can hardly wait to get my hands on this great device! If only the design wasn't so poor! It doesn't look nearly as cool as the t68m/i or even the 7650, but it will certainly be the best smartphone you can get this year!
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mariWing
Joined: Jun 17, 2002
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It doesn't say anything about MP3 playback either, but information about that feature was released the same time as the MemoryStick Duo information came out so it makes sense
Does anyone have a roadmap of when larger MemoryStick Duo's will be available?
By the way, thanks for the WhitePaper, very interesting reading. Please post more if you have them!
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shawnmccall9
Joined: Apr 21, 2002
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speaking of Ipaq's, I think that following the hewlett packer/compaq merger, the newer models are in the 400+ mHz range...fast huh?
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mariWing
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It is not only frequency that matters, also the type of CPU. If CPU A can do 2 calculations per clockcycle and CPU B can do 1 then CPU A
need to work at 100Mhz and CPU B at 200Mhz to do the same amounts of calculations (=> they seems equaly fast for the end-user)
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StoneBolt
Joined: Feb 24, 2002
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Guys, Ferrarista was right. A white paper is not a "derogative text." It's a treatise meant to inform customers. As a journalist, we also use the term for our authoritative reports. Thanks and have a great day. |
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Posted: 2002-07-09 19:18
