Samsung GALAXY S10 will be launched by the Samsung company in the first part of next year, and today we also learn some extremely interesting details about the processor that will be included in the new smartphone model. More specifically, Qualcomm confirmed today that the Samsung GALAXY S10 will include a chip produced using a 7nm manufacturing technology, the same technology as the one used for Apple's new A12 chip.
The Samsung GALAXY S10 will benefit from Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855 chip that will offer up to 30% better performance thanks to this new manufacturing process, energy efficiency will also be improved. Practically, the Samsung GALAXY S10 will benefit from performances at least as good as those of the iPhone 11 or iPhone X Plus, thanks to this technology which is not exclusive to Apple's A12 chip.
Samsung GALAXY S10: OFFICIAL, First Details about the Processor
The Samsung GALAXY S10 will not only have a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chip implemented by Samsung, but also an Exynos 9820 chip, which will also be produced with a 7nm manufacturing process. It is rumored that Samsung would have a more advanced process than those from TSMC, where the new A12 chip is produced, and this could give the Samsung GALAXY S10 an advantage in performance and energy efficiency, but for now there are no very clear details.
"Qualcomm, announced that its upcoming flagship mobile platform will feature a system-on-chip (SoC) built on the 7nm process node. The 7nm SoC can be paired with the Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ X50 5G modem, which is expected to be the first 5G-capable mobile platform for premium tier smartphones and other mobile devices.”
The Samsung GALAXY S10 is currently under development, the Samsung company wanting to put the phone on sale sometime around March 2, 2019, most likely after a presentation at the Mobile World Congress 2019. It is not yet known what price the Samsung GALAXY will have S10 when it will be launched on global markets, but most likely it will not be as expensive as some people imagine.
