Galaxy Z Flip7 again rumored to be Samsung’s first Exynos-powered foldable

27 December 2024
It seems the Exynos 2500 will be at the helm of Samsung's next-gen flip foldable.

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Did I just hear... Exynos? 🤠

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    pl2rts, 27 Dec 2024Majority of the market dont know any difference in Exynos o... moreon a pure Android aosp, no one will notice the difference between a top model and a mid-range

      Another fall in the sales of flagship.

        The Flip main challenge is battery life. Not sure if switching to 2500 is a good idea. Why not just use Dimensity 9300?

          Zadrigo, 27 Dec 2024So they want to further reduce the competitiveness of their... moreThis is full of yap, so I'll create a TLDR:

          I know nothing about Exynos's present (it's getting competitive), but it's just bad.

            As I said, if they can bring the price back down to 999 as a result, then it's all good.

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              Narazumono, 27 Dec 2024Samsung bringing their cancer on foldables nowThey are literally removing the cancer. Qualcomm is the new Apple. Stifling progress with its price gouging.

                Samsung bringing their cancer on foldables now

                  pl2rts, 27 Dec 2024Majority of the market dont know any difference in Exynos o... moreTrue, all flagships i used always heat up, maybe some slighty more than others. But still feels hot to the touch.
                  Now that doesn't mean they can't improve on that...

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                    pl2rts, 27 Dec 2024Majority of the market dont know any difference in Exynos o... moreYea right .... Its a Flagship after all.There should be no cutted corners for the price they are asking.Thats why you buy a flagship to get the best of the best.Otherwise every midranger will do the same thing for smaller price tag.

                      Majority of the market dont know any difference in Exynos or Snapdragon and especially in the top end. Only the tech geeks in here complain about the chip the most. Actually tech geeks in everywhere complain about it the most. For average users there isn't much of a difference

                      When we talk about heating issues then all flagships have that issue and you see the difference only with measuring tools. As you wont feel the difference holding the phone. If the phone gets warm then it's already a problem for these sensitive people and they first go to blame the chip. Like it would be any different for them when the chip be from SD as what they do with the phone will also heat that chip up

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                        So they want to further reduce the competitiveness of their products and make them less desirable? Ok. I wouldnt mind this move if it would include appropriate modifications regarding market and consumers: if phone would come with a significant price reduction, which would reflect using domestically made chips and bring benefits to the consumers. But we all know thats not gonna happen and Samsung will simply charge same or even more for a device with worse properties than the competition.

                          Renato Russo, 27 Dec 2024I wish them good luck. The semi conductor industry is incre... moreSober, nuanced, well-informed analysis? In my GSMArena? Nice.

                            I wish them good luck. The semi conductor industry is incredibly complex and expensive and difficult, and because of this it really lacks competition. I wish Samsung gets as good as TSMC and TSMC itself also continues improving, and much more important, I wish for more and more players to join this space.

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