Processing power is becoming increasingly important in mobile phone technology. The scope of abilities a modern phone has requires efficient hardware. The answer seems to come in the form of dual core processors, now an integral part of all of the top smart phones. Due to the multi tasking nature of the modern phone, users can often experience a lag in performance. A stuttering web browser or snail paced applications can be the source of much frustration. The LG Optimus 2X could never be accused of lacking speed.
The 2X was the worlds first Nvidia designed dual core phone. The Tegra 2 processor can run a combination of internet, games and applications with relative ease. Flicking from one application to the next is seamless with no lingering screens to annoy the user. For gamers this would be a first choice phone due its ability to handle detailed graphics. The LG could be described as a mobile console in this respect.
This is not to mention the 8 Megapixel camera and the 1.3 Megapixel front facing video call facility: A handy feature for anybody away from home at university or work. In the next generation of phones, dual core processors will begin to become standard specification. The more software available, the more processing power needed. The market leading iPhone and the Samsung Galaxy S2 have both recognised this need for power and duly installed the dual core. It seems that most mobile users now utilise the net on their phones and clunky internet downloading is a common annoyance, much less so with a quicker processor. These phones can all be purchased for reasonable rates on contracts at places like Phones4U. So if you’re browsing the range of cheap mobile phones for Christmas and you desire first rate performance, make a dual coreprocessor one of your priorities.
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