Samsung may be already working on a 2 GHz dual-core Exynos processor
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The same Samsung official also mentioned that the said 2 GHz processor is expected to debut in one of the company's future smartphones by the end of 2012 and will most probably join the Exynos family of mobile CPUs. What is also worth noting is that Samsung might sell the chip to other manufacturers as well, though a wholesale price is probably too early to announce at this time. However, it is still too early to get excited about all this since Samsung's 2 GHz processor is nothing more than a blueprint for now. There are probably a ton of issues such as heat dissipation and battery life that will need to be tackled before using the chip in a smartphone becomes feasible.
source: Maeli via Samsung Hub
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1. sam_tek posted on 18 Apr 2011, 09:30 6 1
I really hope the battery tech is growing at a similar pace! Because or else, it'll be such a shame to have these beautiful fast machine that die before you know it!
2. Xpple (unregistered) posted on 18 Apr 2011, 11:49 1 1
I would rather see more cores than higher speeds. The cores will at least help the battery life a bit while higher speeds will just drain the battery faster.
4. belovedson posted on 18 Apr 2011, 19:08 0 0
why does it sound like they already have a working prototype
6. nik516 (unregistered) posted on 18 Apr 2011, 19:24 0 0
We can replace standard desk top towers with our phones ? and their can be two clocks 1.2 when not used as desktop and full power when used as desktop. this way you can plug it in the wall or have it on a charging pad when used as a desktop, so you battery doesn't suffer? goodbye desktop hello smartphone :)
9. Sniggly posted on 19 Apr 2011, 04:01 0 0
Which is why Motorola's laptop dock was such an innovative idea, one which I hope to become more affordable and simply feasible in the future.
7. Goldeneye posted on 18 Apr 2011, 21:56 0 0
Now if they'd work on postsale customer support (updates), until then who cares!,
8. luis_lopez_351 posted on 18 Apr 2011, 23:35 0 0
I predict the Samsung Galaxy>Samsung Cosmos>Samsung Universe>Samsung Infinity xD they're are not even related only that they deal with space O_O. Well yeah Computers will fade -__-
10. Sniggly posted on 19 Apr 2011, 04:04 0 0
Lol, so it goes a little something like this:
Samsung: Oh, wait, wait, Apple wants something, Motorola. What's that? Shout louder, we can't hear you, we're too far ahead! Slow down or you'll sue? Lol, you be trippin, man! Go home if you can't keep up! I mean, everyone else is up here with us-LG, HTC, Sony Ericcson, Dell, HP... hell, even Blackberry's catching up to you! That boy must be losin' some WEIGHT! He's throwin' away the Crackerjacks, boys!"
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