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    Mikko Hypponen‏ @mikko 6 Aug 2012

    Mars Curiosity rover on-board computer specs: CPU: 200MHz, RAM: 256MB, SSD: 2GB - iPhone specs: CPU: 800MHz, RAM: 512MB, SSD: 64GB #MSL

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      2. Simon PG Edwards‏ @spgedwards 7 Aug 2012
        Replying to @mikko

        @mikko Computers In Space http://goo.gl/L6H17  < Explains why specs are so low (a feature I edited four years ago, now on @expertreviewsuk)

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      3. Mikko Hypponen‏ @mikko 7 Aug 2012
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        @spgedwards Thanks!

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      1. Dan Berte‏ @danberte 6 Aug 2012
        Replying to @mikko

        @mikko they have to use large-die, robust hardware, that's been tested for decades and is effective against EMP, solar flares, radiation.

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      1. Ian Soboroff‏ @ian_soboroff 6 Aug 2012
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        @mikko @carlzimmer if they boost the specs on the rover it'll get stuck playing Angry Birds or watching Youtube or something.

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      2. Glenn Gillen‏ @glenngillen 6 Aug 2012
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        @mikko battery life: mars curiosity rover: >2 years. iPhone: 6 hours. /cc @zachinglis

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      2. Tubsturtle.#FBPE‏ @tubsturtle 6 Aug 2012
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        @mikko @mbrit Contrary to popular belief, NASA doesn't use bleeding edge technology, it prefers well proven kit and solid programming

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      1. StanYeahMan‏ @StanYeahMan 6 Aug 2012
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        @mikko Neither of these devices make for particularly impressive smartphones.

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      1. Rolf‏ @rolfje 6 Jul 2016
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        Comparing it to the Apollo flight computer is even more shocking :-)

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      1. David Prager‏Verified account @dlprager 6 Aug 2012
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        @mikko @addison don’t forget that all that stuff is big time radiation hardened .. and for temperature and with maaaaad redundancy

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      1. Favstar.fm 1000★'s‏ @favstar1000favs 6 Aug 2012
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        @mikko Congrats on your 100★ tweet! http://favstar.fm/t/232494496338804737 …

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      1. SoundsLikeAChallenge‏ @SoundsLikeAChal 6 Aug 2012
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        @mikko so basically a $2bn operation is being controlled by a Raspberry pi

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      1. Peter Cook‏ @DoodlePeter 6 Aug 2012
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        @mikko @carlzimmer Still, well within an order of magnitude! Especially when comparing shuttle workings to computers! :-)

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      1. Petri Sirkkala‏ @sirkkalap 8 Jul 2016
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        and the GPS might not work :P

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      1. Petri Sirkkala‏ @sirkkalap 8 Jul 2016
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        I am impressed by Curiosity! The iPhone part is just plain obvious, you need games there :).

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      1. Davy Kager‏ @DavyKager 7 Jul 2016
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        I think I can guess which one is better at real-time work though.

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      1. Christopher Ayres‏ @cwayres 6 Jul 2016
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        Ya but put your iphone in a very weak microwave and then ask it to work.

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      1. Sabri‏ @pwnsdx 6 Jul 2016
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        @thegrugq on Curiosity the antenna is reliable at least!

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