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  • Microsoft's Surface Laptop Go offers more speed and all-day battery life

    Microsoft's Surface Laptop Go 2 offers more speed and storage capacity

    by 
    Steve Dent
    Steve Dent
    06.01.2022

    After a leak yesterday spoiled the surprise, Microsoft has unveiled the Surface Laptop Go 2, a $600 starter laptop with premium looks.

  • Samsung

    Samsung unveils the highest-capacity smartphone DRAM yet

    by 
    Steve Dent
    Steve Dent
    03.14.2019

    Samsung has unveiled the highest-capacity smartphone DRAM chip yet, a 12GB LPDDR4X package that will give premium smartphones more memory than the average laptop. The chip will be ideal for complex multi-camera devices and folding smartphones with high-resolution screens. "With more smartphones adopting more features, Samsung has seen increasing demand for higher-capacity DRAM chips from phone makers," the company said.

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    Samsung begins producing its battery-saving memory chips for phones

    by 
    Katrina Filippidis
    Katrina Filippidis
    07.26.2018

    Smartphone makers are finding it difficult to make their phones stand out in an increasingly competitive market. As well as continuously rolling out new software features and improved displays, sometimes an effective solution can be as simple as upgrading internal components to guarantee better performance and longer battery life. That's what Samsung's second-generation 10nm (1y-nm) class 16Gb LPDDR4X Mobile DRAM is all about.

  • MediaTek

    MediaTek's octa-core mobile chip focuses on efficiency

    by 
    Richard Lai
    Richard Lai
    02.22.2016

    Back in June, MediaTek announced its Helio P10 mobile chipset, which will offer octa-core processing and faster LTE to the masses; today, we know that it'll finally be getting into consumers' hands by way of the Sony Xperia XA. So what's next? The Helio P20, of course. Compared to its predecessor, this new chip -- also featuring eight Cortex-A53 cores and LTE Cat 6 -- is a notable upgrade in terms of power efficiency as it'll be fabricated with a 16nm FinFET+ process instead of the old 28nm. For the same reason, the CPU has been allowed to go beyond the old 2GHz limit to 2.3GHz, and the old Mali-T860 GPU has been switched to ARM's cream-of-the-crop Mali-T880 running at 900MHz. As a bonus, the P20 features the same Imagiq image signal processor as the flagship 10-core X20.