Nokia N97 processor revealed, the world is largely unimpressed

2. wifidude posted on 28 Apr 2009, 17:09 0 0

this are really really really old news... this was known already on December last year.....

3. rangerNN posted on 28 Apr 2009, 17:20 0 0

I dont see what's the big deal, all those (in my opinion over powered devices) just hog battery power. Nokia has shown that devices that seem underpowered can be just as responsive as others that have the power. The question is will it perform and that all that matters.

4. Charlie (unregistered) posted on 28 Apr 2009, 23:05 0 0

The now-ancient N95 (as well as several older Nokia models) had dual 332's, coming out to a healthy 664 MHz. I don't see why they couldn't have topped that. Even the Nokia 5630 has the 600 MHz processor! Remember how slow the N96 turned out to be? 512mb of ram should be the next big goal, too. Or, 256mb if 512 is asking too much.

5. phillipxenxciel posted on 29 Apr 2009, 01:17 0 0

well~~if they do that n97 will lose to its direct competitor omnia hd, since its the same system, and omnia has 800mhz CPU when release, almost doubled the n97, and omnia got extra graphic hardware, well but still gotta take a look at the real things for final answer

6. mcmkone posted on 29 Apr 2009, 03:00 0 0

If Nokia keep under cutting themselves at this rate they'll be on that list of companies going bust.... i'll give them 5 years left

7. Neolander (unregistered) posted on 29 Apr 2009, 12:36 0 0

But why would you put more processing power on a phone anyway ??? High-speed processors eat a HUGE amount of battery, so most of the time they are downclocked, which makes them useless. Either they are pure marketting or your device has a 3h battery life under load... And what are they used for ? -Make crappy games run on phones with terrible ergonomics -Show gorgeous 3d interfaces that will make your phone so laggy you'll cry at the vendor to get your nokia 3310 back -Show HD video in real time on a 3" screen This is so useless...