The MTK MTK6516 phone might resemble some of the good stuff that HTC has come up with in recent times, but this model goes one up since it has dual core functionality, working in a Windows Mobile environment. As mentioned, the main draw would be its dual core 460MHz ARM9 main processor which will be used to handle system tasks, while a 280MHz ARM7 Modem processor will take care of the telephony module segment, featuring a 3.2" display, Windows Mobile 6.5, 256MB RAM, 256MB ROM, a 3.2-megapixel camera and 1.3-megapixel secondary camera for video calling purposes, and Wi-Fi connectivity. No idea on about pricing, but it ought to be released soon.

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Author: JayPea

Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2010 4:18 pm



Quade,

As connections speeds are increasing rapidly is there any chance of us peons having access to a speed limit slider with higher bandwidth? Or, better still, somewhere where we can enter a variable?

The reason I ask is that for some reason my Motorola UBR decides to crap out when I'm running full speed (50Mb), regularly, without fail. This means that I can't head off to work whilst giving my cable modem a good workout without it disconnecting, which makes my wife shout at me for interrupting her ICC raiding.

Speed Limiting appears to solve this issue but I'm curious how far I can take the bandwidth before I interrupt Mrs JP looting purplez.

As always, thanks for such great coding. Best money I've spent in a long time.

Toodles,

JP

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