Where's the iPhone4s in THAILAND had essembled?

Question

As a result of ip4s in Thailand has released in 20,900 THB. I want to know where's the whole had been produced or imported from?
Furthermore, does the price is included VAT or not? Thank You.

Answer 1

I regularly export scaled down JPEG's for uploading to the web, and all my masters are 10 MP Nikon D80 RAW files with various adjustments. I batch apply exposure recovery, enhanced saturation, definition, and vibrancy, and sharpening to all photos, regardless of any other adjustments. I try to use shadows/highlights sparingly, since I know that can double the export time, but this isn't the root of the question.
Most of what you're asking for is right there. The values of each particular adjustment don't change the underlying issue, that something other than the CPU is the limiting factor. I timed an export of 20 images with the above settings (no shadows/highlights) and it averaged 2.7 seconds per image for a 1024x1024 max JPEG. Full size took 3.1 seconds, and the results for 8-bit TIFF's were the same as the equivalent pixel size as in JPEG. Add highlight/shadow and levels adjustments, and the times go up to 5.6 seconds for the 1024x1024 and 5.9 seconds for full size.
That doesn't sound like a lot of time, but most events I shoot end up having around 500 pictures to upload, which translates to 23-47 minutes of chugging, depending on the number of images that use highlight/shadows. While it's theoretically possible to keep working while exporting, Aperture just gets too unresponsive to make it worthwhile.
All that said, I don't really want speculation. I want to hear examples of hardware upgrades or other system changes that caused a corresponding improvement in Aperture performance. There's got to be some folks out there who added more RAM and then noticed "hey look, now all my cores are maxed out". Or perhaps someone did that and it had no effect, but changing video cards affected it. Or maybe there's something else I haven't thought of, but I can't imagine I'm the only one who's wondered "if Aperture can use all 2/4/8 cores, why can't it max them out too?"