Samsung is likely to announce the first of its 2021 chipsets in the next few weeks. Among the first to be released is the Exynos 1080 – a mid-range chipset from the South Korean technology major. This new chipset is set to be officially unveiled at an event in Shanghai on November 12, the company …
Samsung is likely to announce the first of its 2021 chipsets in the next few weeks. Among the first to be released is the Exynos 1080 – a mid-range chipset from the South Korean technology major. This new chipset is set to be officially unveiled at an event in Shanghai on November 12, the company confirmed on Chinese social media platform Weibo. Vivo, quite likely, will be the first smartphone brand to launch a smartphone powered by the new Exynos 1080 and is likely to use this new processor on its upcoming mid-range smartphone, the Vivo X60, per a report by popular Chinese leakster Digital Chat Station. We could then see the Exynos 1080 being used on new Samsung smartphones scheduled for release in 2021.
