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2019-02-28
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Originally Posted by juiceme
Camera with no focus will have no blur with anything from 50 cm. So you can't take any macro pict without an additional lens. But, there are few advantages : a smaller camera module with no mechanical parts at all, no need to focus so almost the whole picture will have no blur, and so the camera shutter is faster, you will have less blur movment than with a classical camera.
No focus is a no brainer but why?
You like blurry pictures for some reason?
Between both kind of camera (with and without focus), there isn't really one which is better, it's only different way to take pictures.
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2019-02-28
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Originally Posted by juiceme
"no focus" = "fixed focus"
No focus is a no brainer but why?
You like blurry pictures for some reason?
In theory to "infinity". In practice, objects from a certain distance are in focus. The minimum distance depends on the optics (mostly focal length and aperture) and is usually from about 1m on classic 35mm film point-and-shoot cameras. A bit less on mobile phones due to different optical sensor size, i.e. different focal length and aperture.
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2019-02-28
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2019-02-28
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Originally Posted by wicket
MSM8998 might seem dated with shiny new 855 being around. But that was the best we could get (and afford) when R&D starts.
AKA MSM8998. Indeed, not bad at all.Definitely a big +1 over the Cosmo Communicator's dead-end MediaTek SoC.
I'm really impressed with how the device looks and what Chen has achieved so far. With basic SoC support already available in real Linux, now for the real question. How much are Fx Technology willing to help with mainlining their device? If this device can run real Linux, without libhybris adaptations, it would be the perfect target for Maemo Leste and I would buy it in an instant.
Despite being a 2017 SoC, it's still have one of the top tier performance, which will easily out perform anything so far in 6 series, even the 710 on benchmark. We know we are weaker than SD 845 and 855, but it should be better than probably the rest of all SoCs. And it's 10nm structure has a very good reputation on power control.
Back to topic, I will PM you separately about how we could contribute or work together on mainlining the SoC. It would certainly be a good direction not relying on Hybris.
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2019-02-28
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Originally Posted by chenliangchen
Congrats chen to you first qwertydevice. Now just have to add that new screen make it production ready. Hope for the best.
MSM8998 might seem dated with shiny new 855 being around. But that was the best we could get (and afford) when R&D starts.
Despite being a 2017 SoC, it's still have one of the top tier performance, which will easily out perform anything so far in 6 series, even the 710 on benchmark. We know we are weaker than SD 845 and 855, but it should be better than probably the rest of all SoCs. And it's 10nm structure has a very good reputation on power control.
Back to topic, I will PM you separately about how we could contribute or work together on mainlining the SoC. It would certainly be a good direction not relying on Hybris.
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I don't trust poeple without a Nokia n900...
Do something for the climate today! Anything!
I don't trust poeple without a Nokia n900...
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2019-02-28
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Originally Posted by chenliangchen
Hail to king Chen, baby!
MSM8998 might seem dated with shiny new 855 being around. But that was the best we could get (and afford) when R&D starts.
Despite being a 2017 SoC, it's still have one of the top tier performance, which will easily out perform anything so far in 6 series, even the 710 on benchmark. We know we are weaker than SD 845 and 855, but it should be better than probably the rest of all SoCs. And it's 10nm structure has a very good reputation on power control.
Back to topic, I will PM you separately about how we could contribute or work together on mainlining the SoC. It would certainly be a good direction not relying on Hybris.
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2019-02-28
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Would be really interesting if AMD Link supports the hardware keyboard so I can stream games to my phone.
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2019-02-28
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Being one just got to know and fell in love with N900 and trying to make most out of it - and now people call it brick and jump for joy for another device. There probably will be a day when I can feel what you feel now. Maybe I come with that also 10 years late as with N900. But I give props to chen for the achievement and posting here. just waiting to read what people can and will do with the device.
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2019-02-28
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Originally Posted by Dave999
The part with the new screen I have missed, can somebody help me out?
Now just have to add that new screen make it production ready. Hope for the best.
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