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On 2004-06-16 08:03:00, petrutms wrote:
i had p800 1 year and now p900. And p900 is faster.End. It opens apps faster, doesn't hang so much when switching apps(compared with latest p800 firmware), and many more.
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Come on guys. As I said, it's fast but it's like comparing XP2000+ with XP1900+.
As somebody stated before, it has to do with OS, instead of ram. If I wouldn't have enough free ram, I would get the same message "not enough memory".
And yes I own a P800, but that's not the reason to be "that mean"
But to write in a single sentence words like "FASTER" and "MORE" powerfull... it's too much
Most of you had P800 before P900, but now you saw the light. Now P800 it's a junk or something.
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Posted: 2004-06-16 09:33:00
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ok ok, p800 is great.Was my love, and still is. P900 is the same and little more...
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Posted: 2004-06-16 11:07:00
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@space2
your comment about vm on mobiles is incorrect. If an aplication is opened on any computing device then VM is created in ram. In the case of Hard Drives, Operating systems use these for swap files.
As far as power differences between p800 and 900 are concerned, I dont think p800 users will benefit much form the 900 although it is a better package.
Anyway, Back to work:)
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Posted: 2004-06-16 11:35:50
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@ space2 - bigger memory equals more information, processed in larger chunks. simple as that. the size of the program itself is only part of the story - as you say, it'll either load and run or it won't - but the amount of data that program can process in each operation is entirely down to the amount of memory it has available to it. this is nothing to do with swap files or hard disks, just a basic principle of computing.
graphics intensive applications - such as video - always benefit from more available ram, on any platform.
[ This Message was edited by: Boinng on 2004-06-16 13:30 ]
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Posted: 2004-06-16 14:28:12
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