To expand its entry-level offerings, Qualcomm Technologies has added six new processors to its Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 processor tier, featuring dual- and quad-core CPUs. This addition has been done to deliver improved performance, graphics-rich gaming experience and advanced multimedia features for high-volume smartphones.
The new Snapdragon 200 processors are manufactured on a 28nm process technology and feature key modem technologies, including support for HSPA+ (up to 21Mbps) and TD-SCDMA.
Jeff Lorbeck, Senior VP of Product Management, Qualcomm Technologies, said, With the expanded line of Snapdragon 200 processors, Qualcomm Technologies is building on its dual-and quad-core processor portfolio for entry-level smartphones and tablets, bringing key process technology and modem features to all Snapdragon tiers. We are excited to offer our customers the broadest range of 3G technologies and superior performance and power-efficiency, enabling them to deliver a wide range of innovative smartphones for the high-volume segment.
The expanded line of processors will have support for dual cameras and will feature a single platform for all SIM variants, including Dual-SIM, Dual-Standby, and Dual SIM, Dual Active, and Tri-SIM Tri-Standby.
The latest additions to the Snapdragon 200 class also feature support of Qualcomm Quick Charge 1.0; support for the latest Android, Windows Phone and Firefox operating systems; RxD support and a single, multimode modem enabling faster data rates, fewer dropped calls, and better connections.
It is expected that the new processors (8x10 and 8x12) will be available in late 2013.
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