What is the processor type and speed? null

I was not impressed with the performance of it. I am returning it for the pro 7. The lte is a cool option but not worth the lose in performance. I also had issues with some programs. Since it is a 32 bit processor that emulates a 64 bit, I couldn’t even load a few programs.

The SQ1 chip is equal to an Intel 8th Gen i5 processor. The SPX is designed for mobile white-collar professionals and business folks who use productivity applications. As such, I have nad no problem running MS Office apps, Zoom, and statistical software such as R-Studio. Anyone who says the processor is not powerful for what it is designed to do doesn't know what they are talking about. Further Windows 11 has 64-bit emulation so SPX can run every program/app that the SP7 runs...

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I was not impressed with the performance of it. I am returning it for the pro 7. The lte is a cool option but not worth the lose in performance. I also had issues with some programs. Since it is a 32 bit processor that emulates a 64 bit, I couldn’t even load a few programs.
Answered by Keith 5 years ago
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The SQ1 chip is equal to an Intel 8th Gen i5 processor. The SPX is designed for mobile white-collar professionals and business folks who use productivity applications. As such, I have nad no problem running MS Office apps, Zoom, and statistical software such as R-Studio. Anyone who says the processor is not powerful for what it is designed to do doesn't know what they are talking about. Further Windows 11 has 64-bit emulation so SPX can run every program/app that the SP7 runs...
Answered by 1a2b3c 4 years ago
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