ebw said:
You're talking about ancient software written for an ancient time. The iPhone radically changed people's expectations of how interfaces should look (swooshy animations and gliding transitions). To implement this stuff well, you need GPU power, not CPU power (Apple pioneered the use of GPU accelerated window management as far back as OS X 10.2). The reason iOS has always been more responsive than Android on comparable hardware is because of this mastery over the GPU. The Nexus needed a fast CPU just to come close to the responsiveness of a two-year old iPhone. |
Im talking about current software and technical facts, the cpu is still the brain of a tablet.
Benchmarks show your wrong, nexus is as fast as most tablets twice expensive, maybe try to bring facts to the discussion. and no CPU is always more important in any device as EVERYTHING has to pass through and be load balanced by the cpu, and multitasking is particularily cpu dependant. The gpu is still more then fast enough in the nexusm but augmented by a faster cpu.







