Dayumm8
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What's the difference between MT6732 and MT6732m? Is ''m'' weaker and by that how much? I want to buy this device http://www.devicespecifications.com/en/model/6e2f3343 so I would like to know. Thanks.
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Help Difference between these two Mediatek CPUs...?
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http://system-on-a-chip.specout.com/compare/430-1147/MediaTek-MT6732-vs-Mediatek-MT6732M
There's a side by side comparison. Does that makes things clearer?
There's a side by side comparison. Does that makes things clearer?
Dayumm8
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Yeah, but which one do you think is still the best?
That depends on your requirements. Let's look again at the side-by-side comparison;
Both are quads with a max clock freq of 1.5GHz
Only the -M supports OpenGL, so it's a better choice for advanced gaming
The MT6732 is HSPA-only whereas the MT6732M is CDMA-only, so choice is carrier-dependant.
I think most devices that use a Mediatek CDMA SoC are destined for use on China Telecom. Would a US CDMA carrier such as Verizon do any budget or mid-range Chinese phones using that SoC?
AFAIK low-cost Mediatek SoCs are mainly used by Chinese manufacturers, and a few Indian ones as well, like Karbonn and Micromax.
The ZTE Blade A450 is low to mid-range Chinese phone, and it's not CDMA. It's a respectable screen size, but resolution is rather low, also it's quite low on RAM (1GB) and internal storage (8GB), especially these days.
AFAIK low-cost Mediatek SoCs are mainly used by Chinese manufacturers, and a few Indian ones as well, like Karbonn and Micromax.
The ZTE Blade A450 is low to mid-range Chinese phone, and it's not CDMA. It's a respectable screen size, but resolution is rather low, also it's quite low on RAM (1GB) and internal storage (8GB), especially these days.
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Dayumm8
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But it will play very well some games like let's say, Subway Surfers, right?