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11-10-2003, 03:16 AM
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Given the pervasiveness of mobile phones.. you'd probably be pretty safe with a .5 watt handheld. I got the 2 watt because I got a good price and because I wanted something with a better range for the odd trip up north that I do where occasionally mobile phone coverage is pretty poor.
11-10-2003, 08:05 PM
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Originally posted by Dez
druck: [ dave ] yea - well I guess you have to look at where the car is created and manufactured and where they might look for a cpu [ their own back yard ] - I agree that the ARM is a nice CPU, but frankly I'd be conserned about it's support and end of live timeline - where as Hitachi has never had an issue supporting their chips and ain't going away fast.
druck: [ dave ] yea - well I guess you have to look at where the car is created and manufactured and where they might look for a cpu [ their own back yard ] - I agree that the ARM is a nice CPU, but frankly I'd be conserned about it's support and end of live timeline - where as Hitachi has never had an issue supporting their chips and ain't going away fast.
I think thats spoddy enough, I want to get back to talking about the car again
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11-11-2003, 05:06 AM
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not so fast chip boy..
what exactly is "..our own OS.." - linux I'll give you, but what's this desktop OS you're running?
++dez;
ps: linux isn't an OS of course.. it's a kernel. and a pretty blody ordinary one at that, but don't get me started on threads and pre-emptive behaviors..
what exactly is "..our own OS.." - linux I'll give you, but what's this desktop OS you're running?
++dez;
ps: linux isn't an OS of course.. it's a kernel. and a pretty blody ordinary one at that, but don't get me started on threads and pre-emptive behaviors..
11-11-2003, 06:34 AM
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Originally posted by Dez
not so fast chip boy..
what exactly is "..our own OS.." - linux I'll give you, but what's this desktop OS you're running?
not so fast chip boy..
what exactly is "..our own OS.." - linux I'll give you, but what's this desktop OS you're running?
Cheers
---Dave
11-11-2003, 07:11 AM
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I know RISC OS..
you're writing it as such? so you work for RISKOS Ltd or similar?
when a Darwin port is stable on it - I'll look at running an ARM again * smile *
++dez;
you're writing it as such? so you work for RISKOS Ltd or similar?
when a Darwin port is stable on it - I'll look at running an ARM again * smile *
++dez;
