If Samsung has opted to continue the democratization of mobile Soc 64 Bit initiated by the iPhone 5S, it will probably not alone. In any case the assertion Digitimes whose latest report suggests that Qualcomm, Nvidia and Broadcom manufacturers launch their first 64 Bit processors for mobile in the first half 2014.
If we objectively look at the landscape of Android as it is today, the integration of such chips is currently not necessary and the only real benefit they bring, until Google's mobile OS is able to operate at full power remains their ability to expand the memory of smartphones and tablets up to 4 GB
Mobile processors 64bit Qualcomm and NVIDIA?
In terms of numbers, except for Apple which combines its smart Apple A7 only 1 GB of RAM, 64 bit processors are actually able to expand on paper and benchmarks the performance of smartphones and tablets that will be equipped . Why Qualcomm, Nvidia and Broadcom have necessarily been forced to put sooner or later.
But is not it still a bit early? While progress is inevitable but as Android does not offer support for this particular type of architecture is not seeing us in some way, a technological waste?
In addition, 800 Snapdragon found in most high-end devices released in recent months and its successor, the 805 Snapdragon they are not powerful enough to make us wait until the arrival of future processors 64 Bit Qualcomm and Nvidia? No doubt it but it's not that slow that the current escalation.
It's still smiling when we think back to the recent statements of the director of marketing at Qualcomm about the iPhone 5S.
If we objectively look at the landscape of Android as it is today, the integration of such chips is currently not necessary and the only real benefit they bring, until Google's mobile OS is able to operate at full power remains their ability to expand the memory of smartphones and tablets up to 4 GB
Mobile processors 64bit Qualcomm and NVIDIA?
In terms of numbers, except for Apple which combines its smart Apple A7 only 1 GB of RAM, 64 bit processors are actually able to expand on paper and benchmarks the performance of smartphones and tablets that will be equipped . Why Qualcomm, Nvidia and Broadcom have necessarily been forced to put sooner or later.
But is not it still a bit early? While progress is inevitable but as Android does not offer support for this particular type of architecture is not seeing us in some way, a technological waste?
In addition, 800 Snapdragon found in most high-end devices released in recent months and its successor, the 805 Snapdragon they are not powerful enough to make us wait until the arrival of future processors 64 Bit Qualcomm and Nvidia? No doubt it but it's not that slow that the current escalation.
It's still smiling when we think back to the recent statements of the director of marketing at Qualcomm about the iPhone 5S.
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