It doesn`t really matter what speed it runs at. The combat computer on
the Eurofighter and several other modern combat aircraft run on 386 SX`s. It
doesn`t stop them from processing data quickly. I cannot see the distinct
advantage of having a 32bit processor in a camera. Its all relative to what
the data is, and in terms of AF and Exposure data, not a great deal. What
the Canon rep told you was sales talk, and i am sure a Nikon rep would do
the same.
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>So how good is good? Nikon once boasted of the F5's
>CPUs, three 16-bit, one 8 bit, one 4 bit. Now the
>Canon EOS 3 has three CPUs inluding a 32 bit 24.576Mhz
>RISC microcomputer, what does the F100 have?
