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NVIDIA TEGRA 3 or 1000MHz

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BobbyBobBob | 14:51 Wed 07th Nov 2012 | Technology
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I am considering selling my ipad 1st generation 32gb and getting something else thats round about the same maybe a little better in spec and at a budget price.

I realise there are a lot of choice out there now for tablets.

I'm just getting a little bored of the old ipad and can't afford the newer models.

So my main qestion is whats the better processor NVIDIA TEGRA 3 which is what the gole nexus 7 has or 1000MHz which is supposedly what the ipad 1st gen has. I don't know the first thng about this sort of stuff which is why I've come on here to get some advice.

I am considering gettin the google nexus 7 as I can pick up a 16gb for about £170 which i can just about manage. But if anyone has any other ideas that would be appreciated.

many thanks
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First generation IPads had an Apple A4 processor, which was essentially an ARM Cortex-A8 stuck to a PowerVR graphics chip. It ran at 800MHz.

The Tegra 3 is a quad core combined CPU and graphics chip running at around 1600MHhz . Naturally, it's better, as its younger, but when purchasing a tablet, the overall user experience, and the ecosystem in which it lives are generally far more important than raw processing power.
As Rojash says - it's best not to worry about the hardware too much. Just go have a play with your options. What's the main function of the tablet in your life?
Note the Google Nexus is only a 7" tablet (though they have a 10" out soon).

The iPad is 10" though they recently announced the iPad mini which is a 7.9" screen.

You say "at a budget price" but the decent tablets cost a decent price, though prices are coming down.

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