In China, pinyin input method has been a wide range of "mass base", the different pinyin input method itself has a considerable development, now like the classic purple Pinyin input method, Sogou Pinyin input method, as well as the latest Google Pinyin input method, and so all support the whole sentence pinyin input, Word frequency intelligent automatic adjustment and its input error rate is also getting smaller, these can greatly improve the user's input efficiency, so that the vast number of love "spell" users are not.
But now with the strong introduction of Google Pinyin Input method, has used such as sogou pinyin input method, purple Pinyin input method, such as the classic input method users into a dilemma: whether the new input method than our existing Sogou pinyin input method or purple Pinyin input method advanced? Are they more useful? Is it true that a large thesaurus that supports real-time online updates can significantly improve input efficiency? Should we not exchange for a change of use?
In fact, the author has these same doubts in mind, so I decided to take the most common sogou pinyin input method and purple Pinyin input method for the benchmark, with their latest introduction of Google Pinyin Input method for a more in-depth comparison.
Hardware environment |
c PU:P4 2.66G |
memory: Kingston 512MB ddr2-533 |
HDD: Seagate SATA 80GB |
Software Environment |
operating system: Windows XP Professional SP2 |
browser: IE 6.0 |
network environment |
Telecom ADSL 2M home user |
Software Name: |
Google Pinyin Input method |
software version: |
1.0. 17.0 |
software size: |
10100kb< /td> |
software authorization: |
free |
platform: |
windows 98/me/2000/xp |
Software Name: |
Sogou Pinyin Input Method |
software version: |
3.0 Beta |
software size: |
7700kb |
software authorization: |
free |
platform: |
windows 98/me/2000/xp |
Software Name: |
Violet Pinyin Input Method |
Software version: |
V6 test version |
Software size: |
5120KB |
Software Authorization: |
Free |
Applicable platform: |
Windows 98/ME/2000/XP |