Recent content by anotherbrian

so its just a joke?

If you hold the power button and the two volume buttons down for a bit of time the tablet displays an android with a door on the belly open. Options include Start, Restart Bootloader, Recovery Mode, Power Off. Selecting Recovery gets you to a new set of options which include reboot system now...

Bought one through an amazon vendor that claimed it was 32gb but had no product number. The unit arrived and sure enough it was the E version. It has 32gb.

wow - professional........... impresssive........that enhances your credibilty. If what your saying is true, then the android engineers don't know what they are doing and hardware manufactures are wasting our money selling us cores that aren't used. I wouldnt necessarily believe stats...

Bump - doesn't anyone know? I can get the E version at $400 and the V at $450. Is it worth $50 more? Why would an ebay supplier include the V number in their ad tittle, then state it is the E version inside the ad in the content section, then reply to a question stating they are really...

The V version seems to be more expensive. Is this a newer production run - possibly with newer hardware?

It is very common for multiple cores to be used. Take for example watching a movie via internet. There is the video software which probably involves a couple of processes, and there is the communication stack, the Android OS, Linux maitenance processes, etc.....its all very busy in there...

Its like having a team of two fast horses versus a team of four slow horses. In a race between horses, a fast horse always beats a slow horse. But when there is a lot of weight to be carried, neither team has an advantage. The slow horses carry the weight all at once and the fast horses...

I'm finding Nexus 10 available with some having product number GT-P8110HAEXAR and others having product numbers GT-P8110HAVXAR. What is the difference between the E version and the V version?