Acill,
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No wonder your lost.......

Look at your signature:)




[ Edited by amber-inc 18.08.2011 - 05:17 ]

Andreas_Wolf,
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What i meant was an Tablet Computer called MorphPAD what had a dual core cpu regardless of wether MOS can utilise the secondary core.

The Dual core CPU's clock at a higher rate of 1.7ghz

while the single core version is highest 1.3ghz

Either way single or dual core the Dual Core one is better:)


I just dont know why everybody seems so lost....


Regards.

maybe because it's all useless blahblah ?

> Yes a 603e core basically G3 and G4 compatible:)

What's that referring to?

> e600 is perfect:)

As I said, not for tablet use I'm afraid.

> the fastest e300 can be clocked to 667mhz actually in single core configuration.

No. As I said it's 800 MHz. Check the MPC8377E, MPC8378E and MPC8379E. And as I said, all e300 core based chips are single-core.

> I only talked about a dual core chip before you told me about MorphOS leaving
> secondary core idle:)

I told you about MorphOS ignoring further cores in posting #3. You coined your "dual core efika" phrase only in posting #15. Care to explain how posting #15 is before posting #3?

> The e300 is a nice chip:)

The e300 is no chip at all, just a core. If you want e300 you'd have to decide for a chip incorporating this core, that means choosing from either MobileGT range of chips (400 MHz max) or PowerQUICC II Pro range of chips (800 MHz max).

> at 667Mhz single core:) "it will do"

667 MHz e300 would mean dismissing MobileGT for PowerQUICC II Pro anyway. So why not just go for 800 MHz?

> we wann look at the "e600" its better

Better performing than e300, yes, but also consuming more power. Too much for a tablet if you ask me.

> and can be clocked at 1.7ghz in dual config or upto 1.3ghz in single core config.

No, maximum clock frequency (without overclocking) for e600 based chips is 1.5 GHz as dual-core SoC (MPC8641D), 1.7 GHz as discrete single-core (MPC7448) and 1.5 GHz as single-core SoC (MPC8641).

> Which ever way it works the e600 is better:)

I very much doubt its suitability for a tablet. Btw, when did your plan change from importing pre-built ARM Cortex-A9 based tablets to developing your own PPC based tablet?

>> "Dual core efika" with a single core chip? You really lost me here.

> What i meant was an Tablet Computer called MorphPAD what had a
> dual core cpu regardless of wether MOS can utilise the secondary core.

Yes, that's what I've understood. And that's also exactly why I don't understand that to my question what dual-core chips you have in mind for that you reply with e300 core (which does not exist in a dual-core configuration) and single-core chips based on e600.

> The Dual core CPU's clock at a higher rate of 1.7ghz while the single core version
> is highest 1.3ghz

No, that's not true. See previous posting.

> Either way single or dual core the Dual Core one is better:)

Not for MorphOS.

> I just dont know why everybody seems so lost....

It could be because you're constantly switching your points, from wanting to use pre-built devices to developing your own device, from ARM to PPC, from dual-core to single-core to dual-core...
I advise you to make up your mind in terms of what it actually is you want to *do* (not just talk about), how you're going to achieve this (business plan) and only then make a serious business proposition to the MorphOS Team.

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I guess the MorphOS team already has a prebuilt answer to pot smokers business plans.

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There's a business plan?