Post-blowing rumors related to the cancellation of the planned announcement of the Galaxy S III by Samsung at Mobile World Congress 2012 in Barcelona, many people are wondering what will be revealed by the South Korean vendor as his successor.
Recently a rumor related to what the other will be brought on the stage of the prestigious Samsung went back sticking out. According to a recent report that was launched Android and Me mentioned that Samsung is ready to show his latest Galaxy that will come with a processor that has been refurbished Exynos5250.
Samsung's next generation Tablet will reportedly come with a 10 inch screen format with WXQGA resolution (2560 x 1600 pixels) and will be orchestrated by a dual-core processors Exynos 5250 with a speed of 2 GHz. To control the operation of this tablet running Android platform 4.0.x Ice Cream Sandwich.
Exynos 5250 processor that was announced in November 2011 and is the first mobile processor to feature Samsung's latest Cortex-A15 from ARM. Processor chip is expected to produce twice the computing power, increased memory bandwidth, and five times the 'horsepower' latest-generation graphics as CPU
Recently a rumor related to what the other will be brought on the stage of the prestigious Samsung went back sticking out. According to a recent report that was launched Android and Me mentioned that Samsung is ready to show his latest Galaxy that will come with a processor that has been refurbished Exynos5250.
Samsung's next generation Tablet will reportedly come with a 10 inch screen format with WXQGA resolution (2560 x 1600 pixels) and will be orchestrated by a dual-core processors Exynos 5250 with a speed of 2 GHz. To control the operation of this tablet running Android platform 4.0.x Ice Cream Sandwich.
Exynos 5250 processor that was announced in November 2011 and is the first mobile processor to feature Samsung's latest Cortex-A15 from ARM. Processor chip is expected to produce twice the computing power, increased memory bandwidth, and five times the 'horsepower' latest-generation graphics as CPU
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