Early Benchmarks: iPad > iPhone 4 > iPhone 3GS

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  • mlopinto2k1
    Must be hard up for page hits!
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  • kartu
    mlopinto2k1Must be hard up for page hits!Indeed. But at least thez don't FUD for a while.
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  • brianmoz
    If you guys need help testing any of those things just let me know and I'll send you my address...what can I say I woke up feeling like a team player today.
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  • kawininjazx
    The iPhone 4 must be pretty fast then. When I went from the 3G to the 3GS I could not believe how much faster is was.
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  • ubergeek
    So when does the iPod touch 4 come out with this processor? Oh wait, it already has as the iPad....
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  • zoemayne
    So it may be 750Mhz just makes my 1GHz android phone all the better
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  • theuerkorn
    I was wondering about speed for the same reasons. Apple likes to play with numbers on the "Retina Display" as that makes for effective marketing, but obviously a lower GHz number (albeit equally meaningless on different OS) wouldn't make people "ooh and aah". Thanks for the post, helps putting things into perspective.
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  • chickenhoagie
    for a phone to be faster than a tablet, would be extremely impressive..so i'm very satisfied on how this turns out:)
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  • vant
    zoemayneSo it may be 750Mhz just makes my 1GHz android phone all the betterAs a TG reader, you should know very well that clock speed is not the only deciding factor.
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  • pocketdrummer
    "It's nice little ARM and PowerVR combo chip that works quite well the iOS."

    What?
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