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Motorola RAZR i,Motorolas first Intel-powered ,has a 2GHz Intel Atom processor. The clock speed is quite impressive for a mobile phone.But can that compete with the present day quad core processors ?Lets see..........

Though the phone is responsive and not at all laggy,the benchmark results are really not that impressive.

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The JavaScript performance, however, is Quite superb. It’s just about as fast as we’ve seen a mobile device perform on SunSpider, with only Note II beating it (and that’s in no small part due to its Jelly Bean OS). We suspect the tables will turn when the Motorola RAZR i gets updated to Jelly Bean (the JB browser is quite a bit faster than the ICS one).

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The chipset kept the same GPU as well, meaning the Motorola RAZR i has an old PowerVR SGX540 to rely on. It does perform slightly better than the same GPU on the TI OMAP chipset of the RAZR MAXX thanks to the 32nm process, which allows for higher clock speed, but without noticeable gain and can’t come anywhere near the performance of more modern GPUs.

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