In what’s sure to be a hit with hardware nerds, Phone Arena has run a suite of benchmarks on 27 different devices. The line-up is dominated by Android, but also includes the iPhone 3GS (both on 4.1 and 4.2.1), iPhone 4, iPad, Blackberry Torch, and the WP7-powered HTC Surround. The results? Broadly speaking, Android comes out looking damn good. As for the dual cores – well, as you’d expect, they performed even better.The hardware was all over the map, including dual-core devices such as the TI OMAP 4430-powered LG Optimus 3D, the Tegra 2-powered Optimus 2X, and the Exynos 4210-powered Samsung Galaxy S II, all the way through today’s run of the mill (single core) high(er)-end devices packing A4′s, Hummingbirds, Snapdragons and beyond. Take a look at the results:







Android certainly manages to impress, and the dual-core devices even more so. For a more in-depth technical rundown of the testing and results, follow the source link!

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