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Agreed. There's a severe lack of info on the CPU speed. That tells me that it isn't 1Ghz. I think there were a lot of assumptions made on it because of the iPad.
 
We find out when the iPad gets iOS 4 and the two can be benchmarked with the same OS. Or if someone manages to install iOS 3 on the iPhone 4.
 
I would bet it uses dynamic frequency adjustment based upon load, with a max speed of ~750-800MHz.

I was JUST gonna say that. It would explain why we don't know the exact answer...people keep getting different results at different points because it keeps changing on them.
 
Why? Will knowing the CPU speed make the phone any better or worse?


It all boils down to certain people like to be able to rattle off a spec sheet to others. It improves their self-esteem, apparently, to be able to show that their hunk of silicon, metal and glass has a higher set of numbers than someone else's hunk of silicon, metal and glass.
 
It's odd because when I run Sunspider Javascript Benchmark, the iPad is only 1% faster overall than the iPhone 4. And when I ran 3D Benchmark, the iPad was only 2% faster than the iPhone 4.

If the iPad version of Geekbench gets released, we can tell a lot from that.

FYI, the iPhone 4 runs Sunspider Javascript Benchmark 27% faster than the 1GHz EVO.
 
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