Mediatek's latest chip shows that Qualcomm can't rest on its laurels, and it makes the upcoming Snapdragon 820 an even more critical product for the U.S. We haven't seen any X20s in action, obviously, and as we saw with Qualcomm's impressively specced but ultimately testy Snapdragon 810, the proof is in the products. It sounds like the new modem, especially, may change that. is still weak so far it's only been seen in Alcatel's T-Mobile phones. Mediatek is still eschewing true 4K display support and going for 2,560-by-1,600 support intead last year Bhushan said that 4K displays were " overdesigned for smartphones." The chipset can handle dual 13-megapixel cameras, he said. In terms of graphics, Mediatek is following Intel by investing in depth engines, the new form of 3D camera that Bhushan says is particularly useful in augmented-reality apps. It's up to the carriers to enable this feature, but it is "now compliant with the requirements of U.S.
carriers at once-yes, including both CDMA and GSM carriers. The X20 takes this to the next level, offering what Mediatek claims is 30 percent better battery life than competing chipsets.Īlong with the three sets of cores, the X20 has a Category 6 LTE modem that's capable of handling all of the U.S. Many modern smartphone chipsets have two groups of four cores, letting some tasks sip power on low-power cores without turning on higher-intensity cores. Launching apps and scrolling get handled by a 2GHz quad-ARM-Cortex-A53 set, and things like gaming and heavy image processing are handled by two 2.5GHz Cortex-A72 cores. Phones from the list of CPUs is supported by these US wireless operators: Sprint, TracFone, Metro, AT&T, Virgin mobile, Cricket, Verizon, T-Mobile, Simple Mobile.
HELIO X20 PHONES ANDROID
Tasks like entering text are dropped on a 1.4GHz, quad-ARM-Cortex-A53 set. The list includes new android upcoming devices (mobiles and tablets) using Helio X20 (MT6797) in a different price range from the cheapest for a budget price to the best. Audio playback and sensor use get tossed over to a super-low-power ARM Cortex-M4 processor. The Helio X20 chip, which will be launched towards the end of this year, MediaTek is integrating 10 cores into three groupings, with Dual 2.5GHz ARM A72. The X20 has custom firmware that shuffles tasks into four categories: very low, low, medium, and high power demand.
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