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Hi guys,
Does anybody know which is the Xperia's x10 GPU?
Thanks a lot!
yes, It has a Nvidia 9900GT LoL
hehehhe it's a joke!
cesar527 said:
yes, It has a Nvidia 9900GT LoL
hehehhe it's a joke!
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nah its the GTX 480 in SLi..
AMD 430 iirc, which is a distant relative of the xbox chip (but about 100X more feeble). It's standard on old snapdragons, newer ones have a gruntier 460.
Trying to run Starcraft 2 on your xperia 10 ? in your dreams.
wrongfeifong said:
Trying to run Starcraft 2 on your xperia 10 ? in your dreams.
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Yeah, that's way more likely than he being curious about the hardware and what it can do...
Will we ever see an android device with tegra 2 chip?
htc fan89 said:
Will we ever see an android device with tegra 2 chip?
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Can you think of any reasons we wouldn't? It's designed for smartphones and we have devices using Tegra 1.
It would be nice to get a serious answer...
thanks... It's nice to know...
The GPU is an AMD Z430 (OpenGL ES 2.0), it doesn't use the same drivers as the other HTC devices using snapdragons SOC, it's usually a wee bit faster though it's locked to 30fps.
sl1nk3 said:
The GPU is an AMD Z430 (OpenGL ES 2.0), it doesn't use the same drivers as the other HTC devices using snapdragons SOC, it's usually a wee bit faster though it's locked to 30fps.
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Wow, a customized platform? I figured they'd be using something based on the reference board (HTC that is).
Thanks for the info, guess you learn something new every day.
sl1nk3 said:
The GPU is an AMD Z430 (OpenGL ES 2.0), it doesn't use the same drivers as the other HTC devices using snapdragons SOC, it's usually a wee bit faster though it's locked to 30fps.
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Thanks a lot for the information!
IF sl1nk3 is correct ...
this link would be interesting...
http://www.modaco.com/content/toshiba-tg01-tg01-modaco-com/290091/how-powerfull-is-snapdragon-very/
http://forum.beyond3d.com/showthread.php?t=56866
miguelsantos1979 said:
It would be nice to get a serious answer...
thanks... It's nice to know...
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There were a bunch of serious answers!
htc fan89 said:
Will we ever see an android device with tegra 2 chip?
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Notion Ink
The GPU and CPU are the same chip, it is also a lot of other things on the same chip like GPS...
the X10a uses othe chip then X10i
'a' uses QSD8650 processor 'i' uses QSD8250
and the GPU is same for bought and it is Adreno 200... YOu can find other infos on wiki...
no___name said:
The GPU and CPU are the same chip, it is also a lot of other things on the same chip like GPS...
the X10a uses othe chip then X10i
'a' uses QSD8650 processor 'i' uses QSD8250
and the GPU is same for bought and it is Adreno 200... YOu can find other infos on wiki...
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So x10a is "better" than x10i?
FelipeRRM said:
So x10a is "better" than x10i?
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I read it and it seems that the only difference is that they support different radio bands.
is there any way to ''unlock'' the 30fps limit?
a2ha said:
is there any way to ''unlock'' the 30fps limit?
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Not until the bootloader is cracked and the kernel can be modified.
Can any one bring Windows Phone to our Xperia S?
i think it will be eẽexcited because our XPS's hardware is not bad compared to WP phone
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=4upYZHkgzt4
Hardly possible and completely unreasonable.
Let me get this straight, you want to run WP7 which only supports single core, on a dual core phone? Well arent you a clever chappie.
Scratchling said:
Let me get this straight, you want to run WP7 which only supports single core, on a dual core phone? Well arent you a clever chappie.
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i have laptop core i5, and i install many OS on it, event android 4.0, it's very excited! i think you enough clever
dynamic503 said:
i have laptop core i5, and i install many OS on it, event android 4.0, it's very excited! i think you enough clever
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You can run Android on your laptop because it's open source and someone can build it for your laptop. Windows Phone isn't, therefore you can only run it if Microsoft allows you to, which they obviously don't do for Android devices.
Maybe try launcher 7 from market
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K900 said:
You can run Android on your laptop because it's open source and someone can build it for your laptop. Windows Phone isn't, therefore you can only run it if Microsoft allows you to, which they obviously don't do for Android devices.
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thnks, WP is not open source!
gm007 said:
Maybe try launcher 7 from market
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i know, but i think real WP is better!
dynamic503 said:
thnks, WP is not open source!
i know, but i think real WP is better!
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Why you didn't get a WP instead
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dynamic503 said:
i know, but i think real WP is better!
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Then go get a Lumia instead.
It won't be possible right now, not any Sony phone.
Windows Phone currently only has support for 800x480 displays, and no Sony (Ericsson) phone has ever had that resolution as far as I know.
Ambroos said:
It won't be possible right now, not any Sony phone.
Windows Phone currently only has support for 800x480 displays, and no Sony (Ericsson) phone has ever had that resolution as far as I know.
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you are wrong: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=4upYZHkgzt4
dynamic503 said:
you are wrong: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=4upYZHkgzt4
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It is a prototype, and an old one (judging by the Sony Ericsson logo on the top bezel), which is also specifically designed for Windows Phone, as there's a Windows Flag logo / button on the bottom bezel. Whatever resolution that has, it has never gone into retail.
Is it at all possible for the Windows 8 os to be ported to our android devices? Don't hate please..just a noob being a noob
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Definitely not the full version but possibly RT.RT is the windows 8 version that runs on ARM processors.
Would be an interesting dual boot
Like posted above, the full version of Windows 8 is not meant for the ARM architecture that Android phones use, but RT (found on the RT Surface Tablet) is.
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gagdude said:
Like posted above, the full version of Windows 8 is not meant for the ARM architecture that Android phones use, but RT (found on the RT Surface Tablet) is.
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It would still need a custom kernel and drivers, which seeing windows rt is very locked down I doubt it will happen.
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Hi everyone i am searching a linux distro for my netbook (Samsung NP-NF310) I have tried archlinux but installation process is to long and little bit difficult . And Ubuntu is very slown sometimes
If you know a linux distro working nice on netbook and good for compiling android from source . Please tell me
Ps : here is some specs
* Processor : atom inside dual core N550 1, 5 ghz
* Ram : 2 Gi RAM
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Gecko225 said:
Hi everyone i am searching a linux distro for my netbook (Samsung NP-NF310) I have tried archlinux but installation process is to long and little bit difficult . And Ubuntu is very slown sometimes
If you know a linux distro working nice on netbook and good for compiling android from source . Please tell me
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None, you have a NETbook.
i can suggest you Lubuntu, it is light version of ubuntu, i use it for kernel compiling on my very old laptop
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mstfkaratas said:
i can suggest you Lubuntu, it is light version of ubuntu, i use it for kernel compiling on my very old laptop
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If you try to compile anything 4.0+ your going to have a bad time. unless you have 4 gig ram, not even GB.
I have added some specs on OP
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Gecko225 said:
I have added some specs on OP
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least Op delivered, but I am sticking with my initial response.
I am downloading Lubuntu i expect that it will be more smooth than others
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Gecko225 said:
I am downloading Lubuntu i expect that it will be more smooth than others
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If you are trying to compile, its not going to matter, your specs are too low.
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If you are trying to compile, its not going to matter, your specs are too low.
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lithid-cm said:
None, you have a NETbook.
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+1 Netbooks are intended for nothing more than browsing the web. To try to make it run some resource-intensive function is askimg for trouble. If even just consider that Windows has to be stripped down just to make it work right, you should realize that you're computer isn't quite up to the job.
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lithid-cm said:
If you try to compile anything 4.0+ your going to have a bad time. unless you have 4 gig ram, not even GB.
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I am only compiling kernels on my laptop and it takes at least 15 minutes on my celeron 1.86 GHz and 1 gig RAM. Compiling whole android system on a netbook is very bad idea, it takes a lot of CPU power and Intel Atom is not designed to work on high loads.
Thank you for advices
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I know this is an old post, but i have a cheap 11.6inch laptop/netbook that came with 4gb of single channel ddr3 ram and a 320gb hdd, put 8gb of ram and a 480gb sandisk ssd in even though it only has sata 2 and it runs fine
Intel n2840 dual core celeron, 1mb cache. (2.16ghz and 2.58ghz boost)
Very low power it is fanless, acer aspire e3-112.
Compiles cm12.1 fine for my n9005, only takes half an hour
Edit -
I use arch as my primary, but use xubuntu 15.10 to build with. Did have some problems dual booting with grub and uefi but managed to sort it out.
Great cheap setup with really good battery life, 11.6inch 1366x768 screen.
What do you guys think?
It seems we will receive 4.2 early next year, but what about 5.0? It probably will be out in summer, so its near the end of the 18 month update plan.
Guesses?
i don't think . they will probably say they are " working on it " than cancel it and say it wont release it because it doesn't have enough ram .
^ 5.0 will probably add a bunch of new features but I'll bet the main aim for El Goog will be to optimise it so it runs on more devices. The biggest con on Android from other smartphone users is "fragmentation" I reckon Google will do their best to sort this.
Yes
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It'll probably be on the SGS IV then.
Lets watch how 4.1.1, 4.1.2, 4.2 goes, 5 shall probably follow the same rollout schedule.
As for telco's rolling it out, expect the same slowness 3month+ delay for bloatware, testing, reports, approval etc. Probably a 2014 release unless it comes pre installed or DIY if you want it early
Think ill just go for the SGS IV
I would say, Yes.. unless there's a new hexa-core processor for smartphone in the coming future, then will slightly doubt S# will be getting 5.0
For now with quad-core and 1GB RAM (or some cases 2GB RAM) are enough spec for smartphone..
Maybe, in year 2046..
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Holywolf said:
I would say, Yes.. unless there's a new hexa-core processor for smartphone in the coming future, then will slightly doubt S# will be getting 5.0
For now with quad-core and 1GB RAM (or some cases 2GB RAM) are enough spec for smartphone..
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samsung has been showing off an 8 core exynos
Squall-Leonhart said:
samsung has been showing off an 8 core exynos
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Who the hell has the slightest trust for crapsynos anymore?
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Theshawty said:
Who the hell has the slightest trust for crapsynos anymore?
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True enough.
Theshawty said:
Who the hell has the slightest trust for crapsynos anymore?
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They are the best processors though, and if you want a proper a15, the exynos 5 is the only way to get there. It's also worth keeping in mind that the Exynos 5 is also much more open source friendly now that it is used in the nexus 10(that could however change if Samsung decides to go for the big.little architecture change).
Just because Exynos deosnt have proper documentation doesnt mean its not the best mobile processor on the planet. It is.
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They are the best processors though, and if you want a proper a15, the exynos 5 is the only way to get there. It's also worth keeping in mind that the Exynos 5 is also much more open source friendly now that it is used in the nexus 10(that could however change if Samsung decides to go for the big.little architecture change).
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Best by your
preferences. Best by my preferences is a well documented one like those of Qualcomm.
victorator said:
Just because Exynos deosnt have proper documentation doesnt mean its not the best mobile processor on the planet. It is.
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