Re:How many billions of transistors in your iPhone processor?
by oraetlabora on Sunday October 29, 2023 @04:07PM
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Well that says more about you than about the iPhone. One example: User experience regarding camera processing improved tremendously between X and 14. Only with the bigger processing power they could optimize images in a fraction of a second after taking them. The photonic engine as we have today, would not be deliver the same experience on an iPhone X.
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Re:How many billions of transistors in your iPhone processor?
by throwaway4good on Sunday October 29, 2023 @04:54PM
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It is still the same use case. I mentioned the iPhone X and not the earlier models because the X takes really good photos and videos. Sure the later models are better; but it is a bit like watching 4K instead of 1080p on the TV. I can tell the difference but 1080p is fine.
Re:How many billions of transistors in your iPhone processor?
by heyoni on Monday October 30, 2023 @08:44PM
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I’d say you’re right and the differences are marginal for most photography but the real differences come out with things like night photos or portrait mode. Daylight pics are mostly all the same honestly.