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Hardware review : Motorola MPx220 - massive review with big number of high-res pictures August 25, 2004 [MS Smartphone] | By Edward J. R. This is review is so massive that it dwarfs all other reviews of Motorola MPx220 by now! Number of pictures (including many many comparisons with other phones) and high quality of these pictures are impressive.  Contrary to previous rumors it looks like Motorola MPx220 is faster and superior technologically to Orange SPV C500 because it uses 1611 dual core processor, while C500 uses older 1510 processor: In order to show off the OS, Motorola has equiped the MpX220 with a "Bleeding Edge" Texas Instruments OMAP 1611 Dual Core Processor. This processor combines a ARM926 and a TI Digital Signal Processor with a set of dedicated hardware accelerators for video, Java and security. The ARM core and the Digital core share external memory via a traffic controller. This processor is capable of being clocked up to 204mhz and the potential for its processing power is greater than a 400mhz Xscale processor according to the experts. Additionally, it is capable of supporting "G" standard 802.WiFi should a Mini-SD WiFi card be made. This processor is really something and the fact that a device of this size is using one really is exciting to me. Additionally, the MpX220 has 33.5mb of onboard SDRAM and 64mb of ROM. To view this review click here.  Post your comment (free registration is required to post, but if you register you can edit your posts later) [ 3 Comments ]
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