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That dude on XDA has retracted his post, nothing to see there.
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Posted: 2013-01-26 09:07:40
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On 2013-01-25 13:49:48, -16- wrote:
Mhh I think this article could be much better. They bring on some subjects but don't go deeper in it altough it does really matter about Sonys evolution. There is no word about the beginning of the XPERIA line with X1,X2 and later X10 and so on...
Exactly. And also:
In 2005, Sony Ericsson released the K750i, which has a 2-megapixel camera on board. Way ahead of its time, the phone simply didn’t catch on as well as the company had hoped. The W800i was the first “Walkman” phone, capable of playing music from a Sony Memory Stick, but also failed to resonate with customers.
I couldn't disagree more
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Posted: 2013-01-26 14:30:23
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Yes, if I think back some years there were a lot of friends who had the K750i or w810i. But I'm from Germany and this article is from the american view. Seems that there wasn't the big success like here.
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Posted: 2013-01-26 14:42:00
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On 2013-01-26 07:26:43, randomuser wrote:
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See this
http://pocketnow.com/2012/10/06/samsung-allegedly-testing-a-smartphone-with-3gb-of-memory
http://cdn.pocketnow.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/GTXX.jpg
Because a sticker on two so-called phones that are turned off is so hard to fake, especially since it comes from an "anonymous tipster". I'm telling you, it won't be happening. We'll see either 1GB, 2GB or 4GB in phones. 1,5GB and 3GB would probably cost more to manufacture than respectively 2GB and 4GB due to the very low demand for those 768MB/1536MB RAM chips (if they are even made, which I doubt).
And while you have posted a lot of correct rumours and I am quite grateful for that, you have also posted things that are blatantly wrong. The fact that the amount of RAM on these 'rumours' is highly improbably to actually be on a device pretty much tells me that these rumours are pretty much guesswork on your part (or your source feeding you disinformation).
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Posted: 2013-01-26 15:20:17
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You know how big the mobil phone business is atm?! If only one manufacturer makes those chips for Samsung, LG, Sony, Huawei,... it won't be more expensive than 2 or 4 GB. I don't know if it will happen, I just want to say your arguments are invalid.
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Posted: 2013-01-26 15:48:59
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Well I am pretty sure my source is not giving me wrong info, let's just wait till MWC and see who is right
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Posted: 2013-01-26 15:54:26
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Let me remind you that you've been wrong before Ramu
, so yes, let's wait for MWC
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Posted: 2013-01-26 16:17:20
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On 2013-01-26 16:17:20, Rubenos wrote:
Let me remind you that you've been wrong before Ramu
, so yes, let's wait for MWC
Oh so that means 1GB/4GB.
Well 1.5GB/3GB was not by me but zomgbbqftw from NeoGaf. I wonder how he was wrong
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Posted: 2013-01-26 16:31:00
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Well all of you guys are correct, I'm a computer geek and know this..
You can have 3GB of Dual channel using 2GB + 1GB configuration ( or 1GB + 512MB for a 1.5GB high midranger device ), it's called ( Dual Channel Asymmetric Mode ), the Memory controller must support this mode, in this mode the Dual Channel speed will be only accessible in the first 2GB, the 3rd GB will have regular 1 Channel speed...
But again, this can happen only if the memory controller support this, if not... then it will run as a single channel mode...
For those who might ask, Intel has this and they called it "Flex Mode"...
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Posted: 2013-01-26 16:37:04
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On 2013-01-26 16:37:04, Xajel wrote:
Well all of you guys are correct, I'm a computer geek and know this..
You can have 3GB of Dual channel using 2GB + 1GB configuration ( or 1GB + 512MB for a 1.5GB high midranger device ), it's called ( Dual Channel Asymmetric Mode ), the Memory controller must support this mode, in this mode the Dual Channel speed will be only accessible in the first 2GB, the 3rd GB will have regular 1 Channel speed...
But again, this can happen only if the memory controller support this, if not... then it will run as a single channel mode...
For those who might ask, Intel has this and they called it "Flex Mode"...
Exactly. I didn't know about this but Rubenos explained it to me earlier. I've done some googling since and it looks like only Intel actually does this (they might have it patented). I highly doubt any of the mobile SoC's have memory controllers that support this.
[ This Message was edited by: Ambroos on 2013-01-26 15:51 ]
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Posted: 2013-01-26 16:50:27
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