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We may/will argue forever, unless RIM post on their web site the exact chipset they used .( or until someone crack open his new device )...
If you look at pdadb.org, they list the 9530 to have 192 MB Ram ( RIM says 128 ) they also says 624 MHZ Marverll CPU - while RIM says 528 MHZ and does not mention the CPU, and finally, PDADB also says Preliminary specifications ...
( oh .. and for the Iphone 8GB they say ... ROM;capacity: 7.8 GiB RAM_capacity: 128 MiB and for the Iphone 16G ROM_capacity: 15.6 GiB RAM;capacity: 128 MiB -- ROM ?!? are we sure ?? )
So I guess we have a lot of speculations, confusions and mistakes ...
You may want to read this very small article ...
San Diego Telecom Industry: Verizon picks BlackBerry over gPhone
and in the PC Magazine review of the 9530 BlackBerry Storm 9530 - Full Review - Reviews by PC Magazine
One can read "The Storm is the first EV-DO Rev A high-speed device from RIM, and the first phone we've seen with a new Qualcomm chipset that supports EV-DO Rev A, high-speed HSDPA on the foreign 2,100-MHz band, and quad-band global EDGE"
Who is right, I have no clue ...
But this lead me to believe that the9530 is using the Qualcomm chipset and quite powerfull
For info here is the spec of the msm7200A :: DatasheetPro :: View MSM7200A datasheet :: QUALCOMM Incorporated :: MSM7200ATM Chipset Solution (26811950270)
One can read "Integrated 528 MHz ARM11™ applications processor and 256 MHz ARM9™ microprocessor deliver
accelerated applications processing and simultaneous modem processing; the dual-core implementation provides hardware-based security domains" .. Does that ring a bell ?
and look at the graphic spec too
Have a great week end ....
Last edited by Briard; 10-12-08 at 02:13 PM.
10-12-08 01:41 PM
