What do you think of that?
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Qualcomm Announces S4 Chips
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What do you think of that?
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combatmedic870
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I wish this was coming in the vigor vs the S3 
But i guess i wish the S5 would be in the vigor over the s4! just a never ending battle!!!!!!!!!
But i guess i wish the S5 would be in the vigor over the s4! just a never ending battle!!!!!!!!!
liftedplane
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makes me wonder how long until computer and phones really are one entity... with as fast as these phones are getting... it's coming.
Not sure how they will ever handle the heat issue, unless there's a special dock that will also cool the phone somehow. Still, a dual-core 2.5ghz would be on par with higher-end laptops today, and powerful enough for all but the most intensive apps - assuming you have at least 6 gigs of ram in your phone (again, depending on the app). That would be on par with my work laptop, if we can dual-boot windows
I wouldn't blink over spending $1k for a phone that could also be the guts of something like the Asus Transformer - still GREAT value for what would basically be a 3-in-1 device.
More than likely, when my home laptop dies I'll be getting something like the Asus transformer, or a tablet with a detachable keyboard. I don't know, tablets are fun to play with but I find for any real amount of entertainment you end-up having to prop it up because it's a pain to hold.
liftedplane
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eventually someone will come out with a way to completely negate the heat issue, as of now I have no idea what that could be... but it's going to happen... I see things like... that paper from Caprica being entirely possible eventually. If someone can think it it's possible it's just figuring out how to make it workNot sure how they will ever handle the heat issue, unless there's a special dock that will also cool the phone somehow. Still, a dual-core 2.5ghz would be on par with higher-end laptops today, and powerful enough for all but the most intensive apps - assuming you have at least 6 gigs of ram in your phone (again, depending on the app). That would be on par with my work laptop, if we can dual-boot windows
I wouldn't blink over spending $1k for a phone that could also be the guts of something like the Asus Transformer - still GREAT value for what would basically be a 3-in-1 device.
More than likely, when my home laptop dies I'll be getting something like the Asus transformer, or a tablet with a detachable keyboard. I don't know, tablets are fun to play with but I find for any real amount of entertainment you end-up having to prop it up because it's a pain to hold.
Eventually....I don't see it happening in the next few years, although they are making advances. In the interim, I expect an "underclocking" out of the cradle when it runs full power in the special docking cradle that cools it. I'm not even sure how you'd do that since the phones aren't vented.
liftedplane
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I'm sure there will be something, either a microfan of some sort that moves air around, or as you said a special cooling dock. As of know we can already underclock certain devices with android overclock or setcpu so they run cooler, it's going to be something similar to how current desktop cpus are, were the newer they get the more efficient they are, something that runs at 2.0ghz now absolutely destroys some of the older ones that run at 4.0 it's just how it is.
armeddroid
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From what I understand, Apple has dibs on this chip. I believe this is the chip they were waiting for to outfit the iPhone 5 so they can make use of that thin design that's been all over the web.
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I thought Apple made all their own chips? Or, more directly, they've had people like Samsung make chips according to their specs. So I'm guessing Qualcomm announcing this chip means it won't be finding it's way to the IPhone (perhaps some variant, with Apple design tweaks).
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