The day before the opening of the new hardware lineup, South Korean technology giants have announced a processor that will power the upcoming SmartWatch series – Galaxy Watch 4.
Chipset – called Exynos W920 – Supports a newly used platform that has become co-back by Samsung and Google.
Samsung Exynos W920 SOC: The specifications and features of the new chipset set to power on the Galaxy Watch 4 model, pack two Core Arm Cortex A55 and GPU Arm Mali G68.
With this, Samsung claims that buyers will get 20% CPU performance which is increased and graphics performance is better than its predecessor.
The company also claims that the Exynos W920 allows the launch of a faster application and a more interactive 3D 3D graphics user interface (GUI) on the QHD display (960 × 540) device.
The processor size is also quite small, according to the company, and makes it possible to make a large battery smart home and a sleek design sport.
To offer Away-on-Display (AOD) for those who can be worn, Samsung said that the chipset that can be used is equipped with a special low power display processor, the M55 cortex, which is said to reduce the power consumption of display under AOD mode when compared to the model Exynos before.
In terms of connectivity, Exynos W920 is embedded with the LTE 4G LTE Cat.4 modem and the L1 global navigation satellite system (GNSS) which will allow users to track speed, distance, and altitude.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Series: What we know is the Galaxy Galaxy, Samsung is expected to launch two models on Galaxy Watch 4 Lineup – Galaxy Watch 4 Classic and Samsung Galaxy Watch 4.
Second SmartWatches Confirmed to claim OS 3, House A Gorilla Glass DX layer on the screen and is equipped with dust rating and IP68 water.
While the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 is said to come with a sporty-looking design, the classic edition is said to have a more traditional watch form and equipped with a rotating bezel.
Samsung announces a new SmartWatch processor ahead of the Galaxy Watch 4 launches
