- I'll be honest, most of you that are talking about this have no idea what the heck you're talking about so I decided to help you out!
If you check out my other posts, you'll see that I believe that the difference between the A10 performance compared to the S4 and HTC One will be either the same or better. It's BB10 vs. Android, but that's a discussion for another day. The only REAL quad core improvement is the Snapdragon 800 The A10 specs aren't as outdated as meant to believe so lets calm down a bit here. Here are some numbers to get your brains ticking. And please, can the 2 year old processor crap, there's a only a 6 month difference.
*** The phone is the video above is using a quad core version of the S4 Pro, the APQ8064. The A10 will have the MSM8690T. While the processors technically aren't the same. I don't expect there to be much of a difference from the dual core version. I'll update the post when I find a more accurate comparison.***
For the record, the "quad core" GPU on the S4 Pro and the Snapdragon 600 are the same. That means that the A10 will have the same GPU as the HTC One, Galaxy S4, and the LG Optimus G Pro. There isn't an improvement until you jump to the Snapdragon 800
With that being said, can't we all just get along?
User Experience:1
Specs: 0
Let's have at it and finish it here! No arguments without links please. No proof, no argument
Qualcomm MSM8960T Pro, Dual Core 1,7GHz, quadCore GPU - as far as I know.08-05-13 07:20 AMLike 0 -
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On another note, does anybody else here hate the Z30 name?08-05-13 01:34 PMLike 0 - 08-05-13 07:08 PMLike 0
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Go check the chipset info returned by the system on a REAL Z30, it will show you MSM8960AB. I doubt Qualcomm would use different "names" for the same chipset, but maybe Google used the AB version as the base SoC, added 2 coprocessors and called the whole thing DT.
I'd be interested in seeing those Qualcomm documents...
And I'll post a screenshot of the hardware, as reported by the system. It got lost a few weeks back...09-29-13 02:18 PMLike 0 - If your future proofing your device. It does have a lot of sense to put a lot of beef on it. If what your saying is BlackBerry 10 handles this yada yada even if its only dual core yada yada wouldnt it be better for it to have a quad core device so it could be molded to something better and deliver a better experience in the future?
Android devices keep beefing up their processors and all but majority of apps can be ran on a dual core droid. There are few apps that utilize the power of current flagships.
Buying an s4 today will insure you to a 2 year droid update. Buying a BlackBerry z10 today will what? Youll be stock with this generation of apps.
Heres a complete list of snapdragons btw.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snapdragon_S4
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Here is a list of Qualcomm SoCs and chips, note the various A, AA and AB variants of the same chip. It usually means that there's been a revision, like CPU, GPU upgrades, etc.
MDM1000.ESM6235.QSC6240.MSM6245.MSM6255.MSM6255A.M SM6260.MSM6246.QSC6270.MSM6280.MSM6290.MSM7200.MSM 7201.ESM7205.ESM7206.MSM7200A.MSM7201A.ESM7205A.ES M7206A.ESM7225.MSM7225.MSM7500.MSM7500A.MSM7525.MS M7600.MSM7601.MSM7625.MSM7800.MDM8200.QSD8650.MDM8 900.QST1000.QST1005.QST1100.QST1105.QSD8250.QSD855 0.QSD8850.MDM2000.QST1500.QST1600.QST1700.MSM7227. MSM7627.QSC6165.QSC6175.QSC6185.QSC6195.QSC6285.QS C6295.QSC6695.ESM6246.ESM6290.ESC6270.ESC6240.MDM8 220.MDM9200.MDM9600.MSM7630.MSM7230.ESM7227.MSM762 5-1.MSM7225-1.QSD8250A.QSD8650A.MSM7625-2.MSM7227-1.MSM7627-1.MSM7627-2.MSM8260.MSM8660.MDM8200A.QSC6155.MSM8255.MSM8655 .ESC6295.MDM3000.MDM6200.MDM6600.MDM6210.MDM6610.Q SD8672.MDM6215.MDM6615.APQ8055.APQ8060.MSM8960.MSM 7225A.MSM7625A.MSM7227A.MSM7627A.ESM7227A.QSC6195-2.FSM9200.FSM9800.MSM7225AD1.MSM7227AD1.MSM7225AA. MSM7225AAD1.MSM7625AA.MSM7227AA.MSM7227AAD1.MSM762 7AA.MDM9615.MDM9615M.MDM8215.MDM9215.MDM9215M.APQ8 064.QSC6270D1.QSC6240D1.ESC6270D1.ESC6240D1.MDM627 0.MDM6270D1.MSM8930.MSM8630.MSM8230.APQ8030.MSM862 7.MSM8227.MSM8660A.MSM8260A.APQ8060A.MPQ8062.MSM89 74.MSM8225.MSM8225D1.MSM8625.MPQ8064.MSM7225AB.MSM 7225ABD1.MSM7625AB.MDM9625.MSM7125A.MSM7127A.MSM81 25.MSM8960AB.APQ8060AB.MSM8260AB.MSM8660AB.MSM8930 AA.MSM8630AA.MSM8230AA.MSM8626.MPQ8092.MSM8610.MDM 8225.MDM9225.MDM9225M.MDM9624M.MSM9625M.APQ8064V2P .MSM8930AB.MSM8630AB.MSM8230AB.APQ8030AB.MSM8226.M SM8826.APQ8030AA.MSM8110.MSM8210.MSM8810.MSM8212.M SM8612.MSM8812.MSM8225Q.MSM8625Q.MSM8125Q.MDM9310. APQ8064V2SP.MDM8110M.MDM8615M.MDM9320.MDM9225_1.MD M9225M_1.APQ8084.MSM8130.MSM8130AA.MSM8130AB.MSM86 27AA.MSM8227AA09-30-13 06:36 AMLike 0 -
EDIT: This was from an NA carrier perspective but I guess I spoke too soon. Looks like times are changing because my carrier is rolling out the HTC One 4.3 OS update.Last edited by jay_men; 09-30-13 at 01:30 PM. Reason: From NA carrier perspective
09-30-13 11:00 AMLike 0 - BlackBerry decision to not be in the spec race matches their decision to not be in the app race, numbers or quality the OS race ,features and polish and the successful smartphone race , no marketing . They are winning the race for the smallest market share hands down.
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