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2009-11-26
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same speed as N97 or X6, the same harddrive is installed.
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2009-11-26
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Which means in practice that probaby the only bottleneck here is your network speed. I can easily achieve maximum of what my ISP plan is offering (currently 3mbit). While copying data to the device using mass storage mode, I get ~16,5MB/s, which is really nice if you're in a hurry.
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2009-11-26
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Thanks for the un-usefull comment..
I didn't ask can it write at the same speeds as a different device.
I didn't ask can it write at the same speeds as a different device.
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2009-11-26
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@Tomaszd cheers 
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2009-11-26
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Note that the write speed heavily depends on actual usage patterns. A lot of (relatively) small, concurrent writes will give you significantly slower speeds than a sequential write of a large file (e.g. music, video, etc). That said, the few hundred KB/s required for Transmission is easily attainable (you will almost certainly hit network connection or CPU/mem bottlenecks before you hit the write speed limit, unless you are swapping heavily).
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2009-11-26
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Originally Posted by attila77
Cheers for that
Note that the write speed heavily depends on actual usage patterns. A lot of (relatively) small, concurrent writes will give you significantly slower speeds than a sequential write of a large file (e.g. music, video, etc). That said, the few hundred KB/s required for Transmission is easily attainable (you will almost certainly hit network connection or CPU/mem bottlenecks before you hit the write speed limit, unless you are swapping heavily).
I was D/L'in at around 1.5 meg and it was writing fine
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Example if using the Transmission application how fast can the N900 write the data to memory?
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