Hardware, operating system
The PDA’s operating system is Windows Mobile 6 Professional, which runs on a 416 MHz Marvell PXA270 CPU, 64 MB RAM and 128 MB ROM. Of these we can use 25 MB for running programs and 54 MB for storing data, which is not too much. Here I have to mention that E-TEN X500+ also has 64 MB RAM, of which we can access 24 MB, although there are tons of extra software running on it, which are missing from T482… it’s really a mystery. I had no real problems with the system’s speed during everyday usage, although the synthetic benchmark software didn’t have very good results.
| Pocket PC Mark v1.03 | VsBenchmark 2007 | ||
| Dhrystone Benchmark (CPU) | 86.25 | Graphics | 1205 |
| Whetstone Benchmark (CPU) | 4.18 | Others | 1565 |
| Memory Benchmark | 312.46 | JPEG | 2237 |
| File system Benchmark | 108.42 | Games | 1103 |
| Storage Cards | - | Sound | 674 |
| Graphics Benchmark | 157.86 | Final | 1356 |
If we compare the results of Airis with the other devices I have mentioned in the introduction, we can see that there are serious differences – the only exception being the graphical subsystem, where T482 had great results: this will come in handy when running iGO8. Pocekt PC Mark’s CPU test have, however, had unjustifiably low results. VsBenchmark results are quite poor, T482 could only outscore Asus’ 200 MHz freak (P527), it didn’t even get close to E-TEN devices with a Samsung CPU.
Can’t say too many good things about the software either. Besides the factory applications there are practically no extras, we might call only ClearVue PDF an extra, but this is not too much. We shouldn’t even be dreaming about a task manager or other similar delicacies. There has been enough creativity for an Airis Today theme however.
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