Thanks to a little digging around and highly useful session with TaskSpy, I can confirm that the 3230 has the following:
* 123Mhz ARM processor
* 9Mb of on-board RAM (Note this is application running memrory, not storage space)
* A pathetic 5.3Mb of actual storage space.
So, while the processor isn't going to win any prizes, the sheer amount of RAM coupled with widely used version of Symbian (OS v7.0) means that the 3230 is quite capable of running anything the 7610 can.
Masamune wrote:Thanks to a little digging around and highly useful session with TaskSpy, I can confirm that the 3230 has the following:* 123Mhz ARM processor
* 9Mb of on-board RAM (Note this is application running memrory, not storage space)
* A pathetic 5.3Mb of actual storage space.So, while the processor isn't going to win any prizes, the sheer amount of RAM coupled with widely used version of Symbian (OS v7.0) means that the 3230 is quite capable of running anything the 7610 can.
bonny wrote:9 MB ram ????????..... but my phone shows only 1.371 MB of RAM in FExplorerYou are looking at the D-drive size (it is a RAM disk allocated from the full amount of available Dynamic RAM). Look at the "FreeMem" value on the top of the display (with FExplorer *NOT* in full-screen mode).
N/A wrote:You are looking at the D-drive size (it is a RAM disk allocated from the full amount of available Dynamic RAM). Look at the "FreeMem" value on the top of the display (with FExplorer *NOT* in full-screen mode).