Android tablets have a mixed history, and while Samsung keeps up the fight in the premium space, the most successful tablets are much less expensive things like Amazon's Kindle Fires. In the face of the iPad, the only way Android tablets can really compete is with price. So it's a little curious that MediaTek would be releasing a new chipset in what is usually a Chromebook-targeted line claiming it's specifically for tablets — that is, unless it isn't destined for Android tablets.
The new Kompanio 1300T is TSMC-built (6nm), with an eight-core configuration mixing the recent Coretex A78s and A55s, paired with a slightly older ARM Mali G77 MC9 GPU. It also supports 5G, but sub-6 only — that likely rules out the most recent M80 modem, so it's probably using something like the M70. The modem also does 2CC CA and supports Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. It also has MediaTek's APU for enhanced performance in AI-specific workloads.
MediaTekilta tulee uusi prosessori Android tabletteihin ja mahdollisesti Chromebookkeihin. Tämä on iloinen asia kuluttajalle, pikkuhiljaa saadaan prosessoreita, jotka pystyvät haastamaan Intelin ja AMD:n prosessorit.
https://www.theverge.com/22598860/lenovo-flex-5-chromebook-review
https://techcrunch.com/2021/07/29/another-banner-quarter-as-chromebook-shipments-grow-75-yoy/
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