[Duvi]

My guess is they have the A4 slightly underclocked, for an even greater battery savings.
They probably only noticed a slight performance increase at the full 1ghz, so they bumped it down a little.
The ONLY reason I say that, is because they clearly stated the 1ghz. A4 chip in the iPad.
With the iPhone, they only said the A4 chip was in it. If they stated that it was underclocked, a lot of people would be turned off regardless to the fact that it's still blazing fast.

Very good observation

[3seven1]

I guess 800mhz woldnt be bad.

I've been wondering, why put an 800mhz processor in the 3gs and then underclock it to run at 600mhz? Why not just put a 600mhz processor in the first place?

[snakes2003g]

I guess 800mhz woldnt be bad.

I've been wondering, why put an 800mhz processor in the 3gs and then underclock it to run at 600mhz? Why not just put a 600mhz processor in the first place?

cause they use the same chip in the ipod touches but they are not underclocked. they underclock the chip in the iphone to stretch battery life further.

[sherlock84]

its 1GHz Apple A4 chipset

[3seven1]

Yes, but how fast will it be when it's shipped? What will it be underclocked to?

[3seven1]

According to MacRumors: We have since heard that the upcoming iPhone 4′s RAM has again been upgraded. This will bring it to a total of 512MB of RAM, twice as much as the 3GS and iPad. This number actually contradicts tear down photos of a prototype iPhone 4 that was leaked to the internet. An analysis of that prototype device showed it only carried 256MB of RAM. The 512MB figure, however, does agree with a Digitimes report from May 17th that confirmed a 960640 screen resolution, thinner display, and indeed 512MB of RAM. We had heard that Apple confirmed this 512MB figure during one of the WWDC sessions last week, and have now verified this. The session it was revealed in is now available (Session 147, Advanced Performance Optimization on iPhone OS, pt 2) for registered Apple developers. via [MacRumors]

[lungho]

This is for all the tech minded people out there. I found a link that talks about the A4. On page 3 is where they talk about the iPhone. Interestingly enough, the A4 is a modified Samsung Cortex A8 processor.

You can read more about it here.

[3seven1]

Ok so i've seen something pop up in verizons system comparing the iphone 4 with other phones. It shows the iphone as having a 1ghz processor. any confirmation on this? I'm not sure I always trust what shows up in our emails...

[3seven1]

All this time i've been searching for an answer to this question and it's been right here on tipb.com/iphone-4 this whole time!

"iPhone 4 is Apples 4th generation handset and their biggest leap forward since the original iPhone in 2007. Set to begin its 88 country release on June 24, among its 100+ new features are a 96064 Retina Display; a 5 megapixel, back illuminated camera with LED flash that shoots 720p 30fps video; a front-facing VGA camera; FaceTime video calling;

a 1GHz Apple A4;

802.11n Wi-Fi support; pentaband GSM/UTMS with HSDPA/HSUPA radio; gyroscope; and iOS 4 operating system."

[ducky]

has 512 megs of ram too, not bad for a little rectangle!