We’ve said it many times, and this Samsung Exynos 1280 is another example: The high-end and top of the line set the standard in terms of performance, but they’re not the backbone of the sector. Actually, The middle and upper entry level segments are those that sustain the million-dollar industry and keep a large part of the population connected. SoCs like this one presented by Samsung are therefore extremely important in this sector.

In addition, the evolution of the integrated middle class is the main responsibility of bringing to the general public everything we have seen some time before making a high-end debut. 5G connectivity is a clear example of what the Exynos 1280 contributes to. Recall that until recently it was an exclusive legacy of the high series, but it has been for some time smartphones with 5G connectivity can be found within reach of all pockets.

We can expect this Exynos 1280 to be the engine of several Samsung A models, but we hope to see it in devices from other manufacturers, because in the absence of knowledge of its price, its features fit into what many middle – class users are looking for. Let’s look at its specifications:

Samsung Exynos 1280: Technical specifications

As you can see, we face a very balanced SoC. Made to scale five nanometerscontains a processor consisting of eight cores, two power cores ARM Cortex-A78 with a maximum speed of 2.4 gigahertz, to which six more cores are added ARM Cortex-A55 up to two gigahertz. The processor is accompanied by the GP Mali Arm-G68 and allows the use of LPDDR4x RAM and UFS v2.2 storage.

This Samsung Exynos 1280 does not lag behind in the connectivity section either. Regarding the mobile phone, as we indicated above, yes support 5G NR Sub-6GHz and 5G NR mmWave, is supplemented by 4G-LTE. And it’s complete with 802.11ac MIMO WiFi with support for 2.4 and 5 gigahertz bands and Bluetooth 5.2. With this combination, every mid-range smartphone will serve you more than well.

Other advantages of this Samsung Exynos 1280 are your own engine of artificial intelligencewhich, according to Samsung, has a capacity of up to 4.3 billion instructions per second and its support for cameras up to 108 megapixels and video recording with a resolution of up to 32 megapixels at 30 frames per second.

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