Samsung has unveiled the Exynos 2100 chipset bound for its Galaxy S21 phones, and the features list is very intriguing.
The Samsung Galaxy S21 launch date is very soon, and the company has begun teasing features of the upcoming phone. First was a trailer for the Samsung Unpacked launch event, and now the company has launched its new Exynos 2100 chipset. Samsung unveiled its new chipset on a YouTube livestream two days before we’re expecting the Galaxy S21 to launch — that’s set for January 14. This chipset is what we’ll likely see in Galaxy S21 phones in Europe and Asia, as opposed to models elsewhere that are heavily rumored to be using Qualcomm’s Snapdragon equivalent. Samsung typically uses this chipset split, much to the chagrin of Exynos users as the chipsets typically return slower speeds. Interestingly, Samsung kicked off its Exynos 2100 livestream with a slideshow of social media comments of people criticizing Exynos chipsets — clearly it understands its own tech isn’t as popular as Qualcomm’s alternative.
