The Snapdragon 835 pictured between the Snapdragon 820 (left) and a penny Chip maker Qualcomm, whose processors power the vast majority of high-end Android smartphones, has announced the successor to its Snapdragon 820 chip: the Snapdragon 835. The chipset will be the first to be commercially manufactured using the 10nm FinFET process, which means it is 35%smaller than its predecessor. The technology also reduces power consumption by 25%. The Snapdragon 835 has been designed with VR applications...
The Snapdragon 835 pictured between the Snapdragon 820 (left) and a penny Chip maker Qualcomm, whose processors power the vast majority of high-end Android smartphones, has announced the successor to its Snapdragon 820 chip: the Snapdragon 835. The chipset will be the first to be commercially manufactured using the 10nm FinFET process, which means it is 35%smaller than its predecessor. The technology also reduces power consumption by 25%. The Snapdragon 835 has been designed with VR applications...
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