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Originally Posted by atoy74
Again, this is not a large marquee type feature that they've disabled (such as wifi, gps, REV.A, etc) but a very technical/detailed chipset ability that most individuals would have not have any idea to look for. That DOES NOT mean that it shouldn't impact a user or a user should not expect the proper performance from their "state-of-the-art" device.
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Actually the difference is this. WiFi is not something that was disabled. If you look at the MSM 7x00 diagram it is NOT part of the chipset, only the interface where the wifi radio/chip can be integrated is part of the chipset. GPS is part of the chipset. Rev.A is completely carrier dependent though. The board is capable of that speed, but it is actually up to the carrier to turn that on.
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Originally Posted by eehrhard
I was not disputing that at all. I am saying in generall multipurpose devices generally do not excel in all of thier functions. Even if the horsepower was there to watch divx movies above the 10 or so frames per second that mine gets I still dont want to watch a movie on a 320x240 crappy screen. I carry a backpack with me everywhere. I always have my psp and ipod with me so for me its a nonissue.
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And that's a good point. No matter how high rez your video is you're still watching it on a 320x240 screen. Personally I prefer to watch my videos on my laptop my zune or on my 360 through my TV. I was actually more going to the point that these drivers being enabled would actually help everyone out with just battery life whether they use video 3d, or just plain old phone usage.