Qualcomm unveils Snapdragon 810 and 808 64-bit chipsets

07 April, 2014
The Snapdragon 810 is an octa-core, while the 808 is a hexa-core. Both come with new Adreno GPUs.

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  • LG the KING
  • HAk
  • 07 Apr 2014

This little thing can be found inside the G3, it's like samsungs pedalS5 against this F1 dragster

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    • rish
    • X0D
    • 07 Apr 2014

    AnonD-58179, 07 Apr 2014I want them to make A LOWER-end variant with the same perfo... moreyes they have made it and that is called snapdragon 610

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      • AnonD-58179
      • 7XH
      • 07 Apr 2014

      I want them to make A LOWER-end variant with the same perforamnce as Snapdragon 600 BUT MUCH MUCH LOWER POWER CONSUMPTION compared to the original Snapdragon 600.

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        • santosh
        • vG4
        • 07 Apr 2014

        WTF......still snapdragon 801 is yet to be experienced!and qualcomm has unveiled so many chipsets which reduces power consumption by 30-50%,what non-sense why dont u introduce chips which doesnt need power at all?then where the hell u will introduce next gen chips which consumes power lower than previous gen. and so on previous and previous and,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.idiotic qualcomm.

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          • Boonerski
          • t7E
          • 07 Apr 2014

          I'll have the Snapdragon 1000 by the time I'll buy my next phone! Which is in the next two or three years tops.

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            • asdfg
            • SfW
            • 07 Apr 2014

            Can't wait to see the competition between next flagships of apple, sony, samsung, nokia and htc in 2015...

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              • xperiafan324
              • Kgf
              • 07 Apr 2014

              Sounds pretty good, an 82% (1.4x1.3= 1.82) increase in GPU performance is definitely awesome.

              So who else here thinks that next year's tablets will be using 4k resolution?

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                • Lex
                • gL@
                • 07 Apr 2014

                Interesting to see Qualcomm are choosing to use standard Arm cores instead of developing their own 64-bit successor to Krait?

                I’m sure cost is a major factor in this decision, but Qualcomm have always been proud that their high end SOC’s use in house custom core designs, so it’s a little surprising to see them apparently abandoning this approach.

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                  • AnonD-219856
                  • 3Ce
                  • 07 Apr 2014

                  see u in 2015 :)

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                    • viruz
                    • jiJ
                    • 07 Apr 2014

                    AnonD-219781, 07 Apr 2014Beautiful! I hope this powers the Note 4 instead of the 805.S4 will not be matched against anything. it will destroy all with a 810 chip set

                      AnonD-219781, 07 Apr 2014Beautiful! I hope this powers the Note 4 instead of the 805.I doubt this. The new CPU's will power next year's smart phones.

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                        • Othello
                        • uux
                        • 07 Apr 2014

                        MWC 2015

                        Galaxy S6
                        Sony Xperia Z4
                        HTC One M9

                        Android 5.0 64 bit
                        Snapdragon 810 64 bit

                        ... exciting ... though AWOL of Qualcomm's proprietary core is a let down ...

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                          • AnonD-219781
                          • 49B
                          • 07 Apr 2014

                          Beautiful! I hope this powers the Note 4 instead of the 805.

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