i7??lol...ARM and Snapdragon hold the mobile phone processor market so strong...intel hard la.

i believe sure will got this kind of specs, just gotta wait

imagine Intel come out with i3 for mobile phone haha straight ownage haha

use atom oso enough for now...hahaha

u all letting ur imagination running so wild...

it's really a challenge to do hard reset ...

i nid to ask my bro to help me press the on/off button.. lol

last time i used N71 oso faced same problem, haha

just imagine the on/off button is at the top of the flipping screen

This post has been edited by geforce88: Oct 30 2010, 02:34 PM

i guess nokia purposely do that to discourage users to do hard reset...

rather than that,i believe nokia make is so users wont unintentionally hard reset their phone...

maybe u both are right...

lol haha...not enuf hand to do it..

i think below fourmer's claim is right.

Use Qualcomm MSM8260 or MSM8660 also good enough.
or if Nokia wants to stick back to ARM which obviouisly is a yes : Use ARM Cortex-A15 MPCore (actually it's too powerful)
Plus with Broadcom BCM2763

Qualcomm MSM8x60
ARM Cortex-A15 MPCore
Broadcom BCM2763

There is a catch in Intel's plan on entering the mobile plan market.
One of the their R&D Engineer claimed that their mobile processor will have around 7 days of standby time as opposed of ARM's 3 days(usually)
I don't know about you guys but if Intel did managed to make a processor with this kind of low power consumption I'll go for it even if the OS is little crappy.

Another advantage of Intel mobile processor is the ability to run x86 application.It should be possible to run desktop class application directly in the mobile phone depending on the OS.
MeeGo 1.2(Handset version) should be supporting x86 execution.

This is why MeeGo have two testing device;N900 & Aava Mobile
N900 is the testing device for ARM based device & it should be released 1st.
Aava mobile is the testing device for the Intel Moorestown based device.No idea on Intel processor powered MeeGo device.The guys at MeeGo IRC channel are very tight lipped on this.

Frankly speaking Snapdragon is overated.Just wait till TI's Cortex A9 used widely.

This post has been edited by super_evil_alien: Nov 9 2010, 12:44 PM

ARM Cortex-A15 is even awesome

Far from ready for end user devices.Plus it'll be too expensive.

yeap...but clock speed topping at 2.5ghz...it's the future!!

Same...when I tried hard resetting my X6 also need my mom to press the ON button

true

Wow...desktop applications? CPU-Z on a phone would be good ^^ Then can test what type RAM are they running

Too much...680mHz is enough

680mhz where got enough?

at least 1-1.5ghz lah...

"Symbian is an efficient OS.. We don't need so fast processor to run just as quickly as other OSes.. we can save battery at the same time...as well as less heat"