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Dual Core Snapdragons...Oh Yeah!

I'd guess at the end of 2011 (not likely) or Q1/Q2 of 2012. Not sure the world's ready for dual-core phones yet; battery life is a problem with our good ol' single-core 1 GHz Snapdragons as it is.
 
I'd guess at the end of 2011 (not likely) or Q1/Q2 of 2012. Not sure the world's ready for dual-core phones yet; battery life is a problem with our good ol' single-core 1 GHz Snapdragons as it is.

Awesome :D

I should be due an upgrade around that time...
 
my guess.. it will be out by end of 2011. I will like to know.. how they will handle the power consumption.. of CPU and 4G combined!!!!!
 
my guess.. it will be out by end of 2011. I will like to know.. how they will handle the power consumption.. of CPU and 4G combined!!!!!

I read somewhere that the future dual core Samsung chips will actually consume less power than the current Hummingbird due to better architecture.
 
Unless HTC can find a better way to better manage the battery lives of their phones. Id be very weary of being excited for a 1.5ghz Incredible 2.
 
my guess.. it will be out by end of 2011. I will like to know.. how they will handle the power consumption.. of CPU and 4G combined!!!!!

No problemo... the new phones will come with one of these:

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Just stay outside and never unplug your smartphone... you'll be fine!
 
Gotta love progress, Moore Law's in full effect; although the thought of either a quad core or 3 Ghz phone in 2012 is insane
 
I thought I read somewhere that Motorola was putting out a phone like this soon...
Moto was rumored to have a 2Ghz single core by the end of the year but they pulled that forecast and now likely will debut a dual core [probably 1.5Ghz a piece early 2011]. Much like PC's I think we might see additional cores be the en vogue thing as continuing to chase clockspeed could prove difficult with a die shrink and more active cooling of the cpu
 
Yeah, it's easier to manage heat with multiple cores with a lower clock speed than a single core that's a missile. Heat is the ultimate enemy of clock speed.
 
I'm just waiting for the days of multicore phones connected via bluetooth to a screen and headset built into a pair of shades. You can choose to view the device in your shades as if on a giant screen, or make it opaque and view data like a heads up display. :D
 
I'm just waiting for the days of multicore phones connected via bluetooth to a screen and headset built into a pair of shades. You can choose to view the device in your shades as if on a giant screen, or make it opaque and view data like a heads up display. :D

Ahhh... you mean similar to this gem courtesy of Mom and Futurama:

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