Miguel_Pereira
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Acham mesmo que eles iam meter as patorras duas vezes seguidas? Nao me parece...
Quad core a 3ghz? Assim é normal que os problemas de aquecimento continuem.
Parece que estamos a chegar à era pentium 4 nos telemóveis. Ahahah
Quem disse que é quad core a 3Ghz?
"Só". Isso vai virar torradeira !Andam a focar-se muito na performance e a lixar-se para a bateria.
Eu só quero um telemóvel que dure 2 dias com um uso pesado!
Na noticia.
Phonearena é dos media outlets mais ignorantes e incompetentes que andam por aí. Postam com cada barbaridade que até mete dó.
As ultimas leaks de confiança (com origem na MediaTek) apontam para 2.3ghz e apenas num cluster.
O 805 pode ir até 2.7Ghz, sendo o 820 a gama mais alta não me admiro que 3.0Ghz seja a frequência máxima dele.
Atenção que os cores do 805 são A15's que são bem mais pequenos que A57's
Os cores do 805 não são A15.
Qualcomm cuts jobs, may break itself up
July 23rd, 2015 at 11:35 am - AuthorJon Martindale
Qualcomm has been one of the more disruptive companies in the technological industry over the past few years, with its chips beating AMD and Intel to the punch in many mobile scenarios. However that may not be the case in the future, as the American firm has announced that it’s slashing jobs and may have to break itself up to remain afloat.
In the near future, Qualcomm plans to cut 4,500 full time jobs throughout its business, saving the company around $1.5 billion a year, as perReuters. It will also improve shareholder capital returns, claimed a Qualcomm spokesperson, which some have suggested was a direct response to hedge fund Jana Partners, which previously requested that Qualcomm sell off its chip making business and focus on licensing patents, which has been its most profitable venture as of late.
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While no plans have yet been announced to split the company up in such a manner, Qualcomm is currently completing a strategic review of its company and assets and may well do that if it proves to be the most cost effective way to improve its fortunes. If it did so, a bidding war may arise from companies already invested in developing mobile and wearable hardware.
It’s those other companies that are making Qualcomm’s life difficult at the moment. Although it has a strong presence in the international chip market, many other firms have introduced stiff competition in the past year, leading to a downfall in Qualcomm sales.
It’s mainly coming from lower-cost Chinese firms, and Taiwan’s MediaTek, which have been undercutting Qualcomm chips, the most well known of which is its high-performing Snapdragon SoC. It was recently dropped from the Samsung Galaxy S6, with the Korean manufacturer planning to use its own design instead.
fonte:http://www.kitguru.net/components/cpu/jon-martindale/qualcomm-cuts-jobs-may-break-itself-up/
It will also improve shareholder capital returns
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which previously requested that Qualcomm sell off its chip making business and focus on licensing patents, which has been its most profitable venture as of late
Os Kraits 450 são A15 custom por isso sim, são A15
Then again, vejo aqui muita pressão dos investidores para obter margens de lucro maiores (leia-se brutais). Mas sim, os Snapdragon também devem ter impelido a isto.