JavaScript benchmarking on N900 and my laptop

I just ran some JavaScript benchmark tests of V8 version 5, SunSpider v0.9.1 and Peacekeeper on my laptop. My laptop is HP EliteBook 6930p, which has Intel Core 2 Duo CPU P8600 @ 2.40GHz, 4 GB RAM, running KUbuntu 9.10 with kernel 2.6.31-20-generic. Also, I ran it on my N900 PR1.1 with Qt 4.6.2, and collected some results for iPhone 3GS, Droid and Nexus One, and HTC Desire.

The following scores are from V8, the higher the better.
FireFox for Ubuntu 3.5.8 - 248
Qt 4.6.2 – 910
Chrome 5.0.307.11 Beta – 4155
QtWebKit 2.0 – 2816
N900 - 105
iPhone 3GS - no results
Droid - 39.5
Nexus One - 63.5
HTC Desire - 66.1

Then I found some results of iPhone 3GS for V8 version 3:
N900 - 103
iPhone 3GS - 53

The following scores are from SunSpider, the lower the better.
FireFox for Ubuntu 3.5.8 – 2484.7
Qt 4.6.2 – 1136.0
Chrome 5.0.307.11 Beta – 462.1
QtWebKit 2.0 – 635.6
N900 - 12.5
iPhone 3GS - 16.7
Droid - 34.2
Nexus One - 14.7
HTC Desire - 12.02

The following scores are from Peacekeeper, the higher the better.
FireFox for Ubuntu 3.5.8 – 1510
Qt 4.6.2 – 3261
Chrome 5.0.307.11 Beta – 4324
QtWebKit 2.0 – 4288
N900 - 244

Chrome’s V8 engine is really fast, and WebKit still has a long way to go!

Also, N900 performs much better than iPhone 3GS, Droid and Nexus. Considering HTC Desire, N900 wins easily on V8, but lost a little on SunSpider. However, if you consider MicroB, the default browser on N900, it’s a disaster due to the slow engine of Gecko and N900 even used a pretty old version.

Then the ACID3 test.
FireFox for Ubuntu 3.5.8 – 93
Qt 4.6.2 – 100
Chrome 5.0.307.11 Beta – 100
QtWebKit 2.0 – 100


* The test for QtWebKit 2.0 is done with the revision number of 56441.