random190user44
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This was pointed out by someone else: The core linux kernel that Android uses DOES in fact already support multi threading AND dual cores.
As for the relative performance increase? 15-25% over a single core sounds reasonable. Then we tie in the fact that the TB uses DDR, while the Bionic uses DDR2 and that increase jumps to (a measly) 30-40%, in the best case scenario. Which is if the app or apps running are coded for multi threading.
Will the bionic already be outdated when it comes out? Sure, and so is the Thunderbolt. To each his own.
from the article I read a while ago :
Pay attention to the “Productivity scores” (which are represented by green bars). As you can see, even at 1.8GHz, myTouch 4G doesn’t stand a chance against the dual-core Tegra 2 processor which is running at 1GHz. (In fact, Tegra 2 devices are performing at a level greater than 2x improvement. This is because Tegra 2 is based on more recent ARM Cortex A9 design which by itself also raises the performance bar.)
I knew I wasn't making it up. Tegra 2 is running greater than 2x single core processors.