AT Tegra2 benchmarks

[s44]

Both CPU and GPU.

Interesting, and keeps me excited for the Q1 phone releases. I'm pretty sure Nvidia has a good idea of what sorts of GPU power games need.

 

[Bateluer]

*Reading*

I've been debating whether or not to pick up the Gtablet. The stock build absolutely blows, from what I've read, but the TnTLite, ZenPad, and CM Betas make the Gtablet incredible.

 

[Gooberlx2]

Nice benchmarks. Too bad that Viewsonic, traditionally a maker of monitors and displays, loaded a shitty TN panel on there though. That alone would be a deal breaker to me.

 

[kaerflog]

I would wait for the Acer tablets using the Tegra SoC.
http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2122470&highlight=
I want the 7" with 1280x800 resolution.

 

[Bateluer]

I would wait for the Acer tablets using the Tegra SoC.
http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2122470&highlight=
I want the 7" with 1280x800 resolution.

Like I said, 2011 will see Android Tablets galore, the Android tablet market will do to the iPad what Android phones have already done to the iPhone.

 

[kaerflog]

Like I said, 2011 will see Android Tablets galore, the Android tablet market will do to the iPad what Android phones have already done to the iPhone.

I don't think Android phones have done anything to the iphone.
Iphones are still popular as ever and are selling in record amount.
The smartphone market is expanding at an incredible rate and Android is the major benefit of that.

 

[Bateluer]

I don't think Android phones have done anything to the iphone.
Iphones are still popular as ever and are selling in record amount.
The smartphone market is expanding at an incredible rate and Android is the major benefit of that.

Android phones outsell iPhones several units to 1. 300,000 activations per day, according to Rubin a few days ago. Apple markets their products very well, and the laymen believes that the iPhone is the pinnacle of smart phone technology. Android phones are on every carrier, at every price point. Throughout 2011, we'll see Android based tablets from not only smart phone makers, but PC and notebook makers as well. So again, you'll see tablets in the 'netbook' class, and tablets in the 'premium' class, off contract, with contract, with xG data, without xG data, etc.

 

[kaerflog]

First, I don't want this to end up in another Apple vs Android thread again.
I'm a smartphone fanatic. Not a fanboy of anyone.

Your posts implied that Androids is hurting iphone sales or something of that nature.
iOS have actually gained market shares from year to year.
Its RIM, Nokia, Winmo that are losing market shares.
Its hard to compete with Android here in the US when the iphones can only be activate on ATT.
You have tons of Android phones being offered on all 4 networks, from the low-end to high-end so its easy to see why so many Android phones are being activated daily.
Lets not forget there are many customer on T-mobile that are using iphones.
Its not like they walk into T-mobile and ask for their iphones to be activated.
No, they simply switch sim cards.

I never knew how popular iphones were(well I knew but didn't know) until I started using an IP4 extensively a few month ago.
I'll give you some examples.
- I bought a 3G to use in Vietnam for $250 and 6 months later, sold it for $250.
- I bought an IP4 for $475 and sold it a couple of weeks ago for $600.
- The guy I sold the IP4 to, sold me his 3GS for $200. I just sold that phone tonight for $290.
I knew alot of people use iphone on t-mobile but I didn't realize the magnitude of it.
its alot more than you think.
I've listed other phones on craigslist and I get no where near the interests as when I list an iphone.

iPhones are selling more than they ever did.
Lets face it, there are so many different Android phones out there, theres no way 1 phone on 1 network can compete.
I can guaranty if iphones were available on all 4 carriers, their market shares would skyrocketed.

 

[Bateluer]

I'll give you some examples.
- I bought a 3G to use in Vietnam for $250 and 6 months later, sold it for $250.
- I bought an IP4 for $475 and sold it a couple of weeks ago for $600.
- The guy I sold the IP4 to, sold me his 3GS for $200. I just sold that phone tonight for $290.
I knew alot of people use iphone on t-mobile but I didn't realize the magnitude of it.
its alot more than you think.
I've listed other phones on craigslist and I get no where near the interests as when I list an iphone.

Honestly, all this says is that Apple customers have no financial sense, and you took full advantage of it. Enjoy the money.

 

[kaerflog]

I was merely giving an example of how popular iphones are.
Why don't you tackle the issue of Android phones that are available to every carrier.
We're talking about low-end to mid-range to high-end Android phones that every carrier carries.
With that many Android phones on every carrier vs 1 iphone on 1 carrier, of course Android phones are going to dominate the market.
Facts are Apple have sold record amount of the IP4.
Look at all the charts.
Android is gaining rapidly at the expense of RIM, Nokia, Winmo while Apple is holding steady or even gaining a little bit.
To say that Android is gaining market shares at the expense of Apple is false.
Can you honestly say Apple wouldn't have a greater market share if the iphone was available on all 4 carriers ???

 

[darkswordsman17]

Yeah, sorry, but I don't think Android is really hurting the iPhone. Both are incredibly successful. If anything, its being tied to AT&T. I get tired of people acting like only one "side" can "win". So many markets are still growing that all can be successful.

As for the thread topic, its nice to see some actual hardware "testing", it was getting so old hearing for years about Tegra and its "design wins" while having basically no products (ZuneHD and Kin phones, while doing some things well were not what we were promised about Tegra).