Nexus devices don't have SD card slots for a handful of reasons.
The thing is... It's all about the architecture which they are built. The A15 architecture can handle much more processes than an A9 (like Xoom) so there's no need to have many cores, as it's not necessary and more cores = worse battery lifeCan u plz explain a lil more ? I tried finding a diff between the processors of Nexus 7, Nexus 10 and Xoom but couldn't ...
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... or more exactly, "The C15 has the ability to do more per given time than a C9 can", so two C15s can outstrip four C9s. There's more to it than just the speed of the processor core as well- the internal buses and some of the on-chip peripherals are more advanced too.
Thx man! Will do more research on this. And by the way thanks for the AIO tool, it was a good programme, hopefully 7 heavens will be even better...
True, but the OS (Linux and the Dalvik VM) will take advantage of it, with the biggest win being that background apps (and there's a lot of them) will run on the other cores. But with Android being a "Foreground First" OS (nothing really heavy going on in the background once you switch away from an app) it's not essential.
Sure but when you start talking some of the premium, higher end games, the quad core Tegra 3 is easily beat out by the Exynos 5, Cortex A15 dual core processor.
That's only because a lot of the games are made and optimized specifically for the tegra 3 gpu. Chain fire has an app that will pretty much optimized the Mali gpu to run the same tegra 3 stuff. Tried all the tegras and wasn't impressed as much as I thought I'd be. Sticking with exynos for now
Eh. With 32 gb local and USB otg its not that big a deal. I'd really like to see 64gb model tho.
