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My zune hd is now 2 years old and the screen looks just as bright as it did when i first bought it .
I don't think you'd notice it if you look at it everyday. If you compare your current zune hd to a brand new one, you may notice some differences, though.
Nonetheless, if you use the zune primarily to hear music, the screen shouldn't have much more than some hundreds of hours of use.
That's got to be an anti piracy measure. DS's standard SD card slot has been very costly in that regard.
AFAIK the SD slot in the DSi has never been successfully used for running DS ROMs.
TBDRs have for good reason a healthy advantage in bandwidth constrained scenarios. There's no bandwidth overhead for MP by the way.
I don't understand that last sentence. Are you implying that a SGX543MP4 could really be ~16x faster than a SGX535 while using only a dual-channel 32bit memory controller, shared with the CPU?
At some point, the MP GPU will choke on bandwidth, TBDR or not...
Yes, I mentioned that in my first comparison post. It's AMD's lowest power APU, and I figured a 280MHz Robson should be closer to the SGX543MP4 (which rumours are now pointing to 200MHz).***edit: by the way the C-50 is clocked at 280MHz and not 500MHz from what I can see: http://www.anandtech.com/show/4134/the-brazos-review-amds-e350-supplants-ion-for-miniitx