iPhone Processor?

http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=iPhone+3G+processor+specs

Google is your friend.

 

http://www.macrumors.com/2008/11/22/2nd-generation-ipod-touch-faster-than-iphone/

 

Sorry, just had to do that. I think you're on the right track, apparently iPhone 2.0 increased the MHz from 400 to 420 for the Apps. Or, at least that's what I read.

 

620mhz underclocked to 412mhz

 

LOL.. I just heard about that "**************************" site.. great to see it in use.

 

I doubt that will ever happen, even though I'm sure they could. The great majority of people think the phone is plenty fast but the battery life could be better. That tells me Apple will always focus on improving battery life. They've made some strides since 2.0, but if you're a really heavy data user, you'll still drag the battery down to near nothing in half a day to a day.

 

No one knows what the highest speed is. As with other iPhone myths, this one was a guess that has turned into "fact".

Once it was found that it had an ARM cpu, someone apparently downloaded and looked at this Samsung spec sheet. At the bottom, it has listed some possible manufacturing results.

Frequency* (MHz) 620 to 320
Power with cache† (mW/MHz) 0.45 to 0.25

In other words, you can have one built that is optimized for speed. It can go 620MHz, but uses 144mA at 320MHz at 1v.

Or you can have the chip optimized for size and power. It can only go 320MHz, but only uses 80mA. That's almost half.

(It's possible that a chip is built in between. It's pretty common to see ones made for 335 MHz up to 528 MHz. One guess as to how Apple almost doubled their battery specs from announcement in Jan 2007 to sales launch in Jul 2007, is that they opt'd for a slower cpu.)

 

Im satisfied with the procesor but not the storage

 

You win.