Snapdragon 618 and 620 specs leak, show Cortex-A72 cores
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- 06 Feb 2015
Sesto, 05 Feb 2015It's absolutelly possible (110% possible) to build it using... moreWell,to me it sounds just right.The 28nm process node is wide spread and available(read cheep),while the TDP on this "weak" cores shouldn't be a problem at all.
What i call a total BS is the rumor of the next gen 8xx SoC to be build on 14nm process.Who will print it?!? Intel most surely not,while the only other foundry (to be) capable for that i.e. sammy Texas plant wouldn't have the capacity serve Apple let alone Qualcomm.
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- 05 Feb 2015
AnonD-183110, 05 Feb 2015Heh, the old Nokia 808 can handle 1 billion pixels per seco... moreFor your information the 808 has a dedicated chipset for handling heavy camera loads, this is just out of question for new phone who barely afford additional realstate on their boards.
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- 05 Feb 2015
Whats taking them so long to get their custom core ready? Using arm chip designs mean snapdragon/mediatek/exynos are all the same.....
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- 05 Feb 2015
AnonD-183110, 05 Feb 2015Heh, the old Nokia 808 can handle 1 billion pixels per seco... moreBeat it kid!
Nokia 808 is lousy phone and is good as dead, nobody cares about Nokia anymore.
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- 05 Feb 2015
Anonymous, 05 Feb 2015I don't think A72 was designed for 28nm. It's probably impo... moreIt's absolutelly possible (110% possible) to build it using 28nm node, the only problem is that probably will not be possible to use it on a mobile device (smartphone), as it will have a HUGE TDP....
I call it BS... (at least the 28nm part, that is almost for shure BS...)
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- 05 Feb 2015
increase in figures that's all they do these days no much difference between the previous n the newly announced. humans though like new things and this companies understand that.
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- Anonymous
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- 05 Feb 2015
Arpan, 05 Feb 2015whats a difference in Snapdragon 615 and 800 ????????the biggest difference is the number 800-615 = 185
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- Anonymous
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- 05 Feb 2015
This seems fake, its more like someones wishlist, why would a mid range SOC use such a high end core. I bet the snapdragon 620(when annouced) will use higher clocked A53's or Qualcomms next custom core.
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- 05 Feb 2015
whats a difference in Snapdragon 615 and 800 ????????
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- AnonD-233508
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- 05 Feb 2015
It may be better than mediatek like all the fanboys are saying. But I will still go for the more reasonably priced ,(cheaper @ $150-$250) mid range (40k antutu), 2-3GB RAM, 64bit, Mali T-760, Mediatek based smartphone than this easily manipulated processor(similar performance but overpriced by top manufacturers). Social climbers will definitely buy these latest chips money can buy so that they can play candy crush and Clash of Clans much smoother.
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- AnonD-183110
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- 05 Feb 2015
Heh, the old Nokia 808 can handle 1 billion pixels per second and in fact it does it every time you open up the camera app.
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- Anonymous
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- 05 Feb 2015
Wonder how these will fare against the Snapdragon 800. Looks great for value devices.
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- Anomylus
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- 05 Feb 2015
It's a fake(like the previous one).
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- 05 Feb 2015
Anonymous, 05 Feb 2015Seems a bit hard to believe as a72 is a higher version of a... moreAgreed,
I'd be more inclined to believe the first leak showing the 620 using the Taipan cores.
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- Anonymous
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- 05 Feb 2015
I don't think A72 was designed for 28nm. It's probably impossible to built it using that technology.
Also the USB 2.0 must be another mistake.
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- 05 Feb 2015
Anonymous, 05 Feb 2015Seems a bit hard to believe as a72 is a higher version of a... moreA72 is NOT a higher version of A57, it's just a newer version.
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- Anonymous
- K6u
- 05 Feb 2015
Seems a bit hard to believe as a72 is a higher version of a57, which is only there in 810. So I doubt if a 600 series processor will have it.