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Subject: Re: Pocket Fritz v Pocket Genius - Seven test positions

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 01:42:23 09/03/01

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On September 03, 2001 at 04:26:37, Steve Maughan wrote:

>Christophe,
>
>>>If so, we are starting to hear things now!
>>>So for a bit more money I can get what a Palm will look like in a few years >>from now?!
>>
>>It's just that there are much more applications available for the Palm than for
>>the Pocket PC. Much more.
>
>I've used a Palm for the last three years and have recently bought a PocketPC
>(iPAQ) - here's my take on the Palm v PocketPC  battle.
>
>For me the main distinction is that the PocketPC tries to be exactly what the
>name says - a mini PC.  Almost a notebook replacement but not quite.  The Palm
>take a more pragmatic approach and tries to be an organiser not a PC.  It's also
>smaller and has better battery life.  As far as applications are concerned both
>have all that I require so it's not an issue (for me).  All in all I do actually
>prefer the Palm as a general portable / useable unit.  I think it does a better
>job of what it sets out to do.  However if you're into chess the tables are
>turned somewhat as the iPAQ has by far the most processing power
>(206 MHz ARM).

I think that these mhz are misleading.
You say 206 mhz but shredder5.32 on p200MMX(only 200Mhz)
was at least 5 times faster in all the 7 positions.

It is better if people talk about speed and not about mhz.

Uri



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