Qualcomm may tap Samsung foundries for Snapdragon 820
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I hope and Nexus 5 (2015) contained this chipset and 4 GB LPDDR4 ram !!!!
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Note 5
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Anonymous, 22 Apr 2015hahahahah this guy is funny. Samsung is #1 in the world for... moreTaiwan does not make cheap plastic phones. Samsung sucks. Only Taiwan makes premium quality and world leading products.
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Qualcomm won't survive without samsung
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Lets Heat Up, 21 Apr 2015Despite Soc had improved over the years for the process and... more"On par with desktop graphics" Thats a gross overstatement.
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AnonD-289719, 22 Apr 2015Please get your facts right before posting anything. hahahahah this guy is funny. Samsung is #1 in the world for CPU, TV, mobile phone, 5G technology and mobile displays. you are just jealous taiwanese. I am japanese but i dont flame and start posting other countries product. Sony is good for some areas and samsung is for other areas. DONE.
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- 22 Apr 2015
samsung rules the silicon industry :)
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Anonymous, 21 Apr 2015"Exynos uses an external modem though, which is pricie... moreOne word: Patents.
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AnonD-183154, 21 Apr 2015Meanwhile Intel is on its way to real 10nm node. If only In... moreSo are Samsung and TSMC...
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Anonymous, 21 Apr 2015Qualcom, stay away from those copycats, they have already s... morePlease get your facts right before posting anything.
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[deleted post]Definitely.. I don't understand why they hate Samsung so much..
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Meanwhile Intel is on its way to real 10nm node. If only Intel fab processors for other company.
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"Exynos uses an external modem though, which is pricier than having it integrated into the chipset like Snapdragon designs."
So - why is Samsung/ARM not designing the Exynos with integrated modem - like Snapdragon?
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Alien, 21 Apr 2015To be sincere, it doesn't matter the name, it matters if it... morewell, having chip that heats up is never beneficial but all phones arent glued. some are acctually screwd or welded.
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- 21 Apr 2015
Anonymous, 21 Apr 2015It is still a shame that people like you always agree that ... moreit is stupid to call them a thief when they are the best in chip manufacturing due to "higher" tech... and everyone steals like crazy... apple is a huge thief itself... stop hating...
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ICE, 21 Apr 2015Don't. They have many other clients including NVidia, Broad... moreYes, I agree.Japan INC is the best example of what you said.
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- 21 Apr 2015
To be sincere, it doesn't matter the name, it matters if it's GOOD and doesn't HEAT UP like an oven! With all the new devices being glued and all, having a HOT phone will actually make it fall apart.
Don't let yourself blinded by a brand like all the other iSheeps, let the brands come to you!
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- 21 Apr 2015
Despite Soc had improved over the years for the process and the performance also moving to the range said to be on par with desktop performance for graphics. I don't expect heating issue can be taken out on running gaming applications because as the hardware hit desktop category,same goes to the software sector which will join in by making more graphics intense gaming for better enjoyment. I think at most if the design is wise such heat can be reduce greatly from circuit design and the materials used for housing the unit.
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AnonD-1862, 21 Apr 2015Wow looks like is a win win for samsung all around, first a... morenot mighty
it is chinese qualcomm.
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AnonD-361638, 21 Apr 2015Really feeling Sad for TSMC employees.Don't. They have many other clients including NVidia, Broadcom and MediaTek. It's their own fault for not keeping up with the times. Efficiency is key to success.