argy bargy going on over at Origamiproject and I thought this might help. In this simulation I've even added some pixels to emulate the Q1 Ultra screen. Take a look at the video and you'll see what I'm talking about. The HD video quality is pretty impressive and the end result is that even at 800Mhz, the Pentium-M is quite a performer.

Click To Play (WMV version here .)
Q1 Ultra Simulation

Demonstrating the Q1P locked to 800Mhz.
Video, explorer and other app's working concurrently.

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' /> argy bargy going on over at Origamiproject and I thought this might help. In this simulation I've even added some pixels to emulate the Q1 Ultra screen. Take a look at the video and you'll see what I'm talking about. The HD video quality is pretty impressive and the end result is that even at 800Mhz, the Pentium-M is quite a performer.

Click To Play (WMV version here .)
Q1 Ultra Simulation

Demonstrating the Q1P locked to 800Mhz.
Video, explorer and other app's working concurrently.

Technorati tags: q1 ultra, samsung

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Posted on 11 May 2007, Last updated on 07 November 2019 by Steve Paine

Its not 100% correct, but with the Pentium-M CPU locked to between 600 and 800Mhz you’re going to get a good feel for how the Q1 Ultra will perform. I know its only a few weeks away but there’s all sorts of argy bargy going on over at Origamiproject and I thought this might help. In this simulation I’ve even added some pixels to emulate the Q1 Ultra screen. Take a look at the video and you’ll see what I’m talking about. The HD video quality is pretty impressive and the end result is that even at 800Mhz, the Pentium-M is quite a performer.

Click To Play (WMV version here .)
Q1 Ultra Simulation

Demonstrating the Q1P locked to 800Mhz.
Video, explorer and other app’s working concurrently.