Posted by
DannyD on
22 February 2013 at
10:17
Analyst reconfirms Samsung might switch from processor
2 days ago the first rumours came out that Samsung may switch from processor for the Galaxy S IV. Today a analyst made his story about Samsung’s processor problem. Down below a quote from him:
“We believe Samsung’s Galaxy S4 has slipped and the Galaxy S3 has been in production a quarter longer than expected. We believe the S4 is being delayed primarily due to power issues with the company’s eight-core Exynos Octa […] we believe the company is likely to shift more to external sources. We believe QCOM will pick up more of Samsung’s S4 business.”
Like we said 2 days ago If the rumours are true and Samsung will use the snapdragon 600 instead of the Exynos 5410 octa-core, SamsungExynos better stop tweeting, making people happy for nothing!
this is samsung. fooling people as always. ! won’t buy any samsung device anymore.
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@ptaddict
Totally agree with you & of course no more Samsung:)
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Fool who built his house upon the sand…..
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Rumors, rumors, rumors and more rumors. All you naysayers should keep your dicks in your pants till the official announcement of the S4 by Samsung themselves. Then, if you don’t like the product, can you start throwing your toys around in fits of rage.
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If your hating Samsung move on to maybe dopey Apple where products are so dull and boring it’s criminal. My Galaxy Note 2 is industry leading without question. Can’t wait till the Galaxy Note 3.
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So it is all but 100% confirmed now that we will NOT be getting the octa-core chip. Guess I’ll retire my SGS3 for the HTC One (M7), good job Sammy. You just lost another customer. Tired of the plastic fakeness !!!
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We’re on the same page.
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I don’t see this being a bad thing as Sammy is not forthcoming in documenting the Exynos chip for developers. Changing chips will propably ensure more support from the custom-rom makers
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More support and more standarized phone worldwide!!
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