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 Originally Posted by next_milenium
Quadcore (Xenon E5506 @ 2.13ghz with 3.5g ram), Windows XP, IE 7:
24841.0ms
Very strange. Score must be browser dependent so different scores on different machines using different browsers are pretty meaningless.
Eh no... While that score is def. a fluke, it's far from meaningless. If you score 2000 in one browser and 3000 in a different browser on an iPad, but 4000 on a TP, that still clearly shows that the iPad overall is faster, even though browser A is faster than browser B on an iPad.
I have a whole handful of scores, since I checked it out on all of the tablets in the store when I went tablet shopping, hehe...
Intel Atom D250: 1300
Brand new Acer laptop, 2.4 ghz AMD CPU: 662
HTC Evo3D: 6102
HP Touchpad, stock 32GB: 4400
HP Touchpad, all patches, stock mhz: 4210
iPad2: 2268
Acer Iconia 7inch: 2123
Blackberry Playbook: 2461
Acer Transformer: 2310
Acer Iconia 10inch: 2253
Now while these scores can tell you in general, which browser is the fastest/has the best Javascript implementation and roughly which device is faster, its only a guideline. For example: The HTC cellphone had a much slower score than the TP, but nevertheless seems much faster in everyday use. The Acer laptop that on paper is 3 times as fast as the iPad also feels more like its on par with an iPad rather than three times as fast.
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