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Galaxy Note gets benchmarked

The Galaxy Note has state of the art specs, so of course it will top the benchmarks. It has a 1.4 GHz dual core processor coupled with a gigabyte of RAM. Not to mention the gorgeous Super AMOLED Plus display. It gets a score of 3,624!

Skip to 4:30 for Quadrant Standard benchmark. Results at 5:10.

Source: Engadget

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Galaxy Tab 10.1 Benchmarks

Image Credit: Phone Arena

I know there are a lot of benchmarking junkies out there and only want the device with the best score. As of right now the Galaxy Tab 10.1 seems to be scoring as high or higher than all other Honeycomb tablets.

Linpack

Single Thread: 25-30 MFLOPS
Multi-Thread: 50-55 MFLOPS

Quadrant Standard

Score: 1400-1600

CF-Bench

Native MIPS: 854
Java MIPS: 42
Native MSFLOPS: 489
Java MSFLOPS: 263
Native MDFLOPS: 300
Java MDFLOPS: 170
Native MALLOCS: 17081
Native Memory Read: 2627
Java Memory Read: 236
Native Memory Write: 1246
Java Memory Write: 597
Native Disk Read: 339
Native Disk Write: 460
Java Efficiency MIPS: 4%
Java Efficiency MSFLOPS: 53%
Java Efficiency MDFLOPS: 56%
Java Efficiency Memory Read: 8%
Java Efficiency Memory Write: 47%
Native Score: 9251
Java Score: 1664
Overall Score: 4698

Smartbench 2011

Productivity Index: 3246
Games Index: 2322

AnTuTu Benchmark

Score: 3730

Most of this is like a foreign language to me, but hopefully it is helpful to you.