MediaTek Helio P10: Octa-core chip for slim smartphones
3 Comments on MediaTek Helio P10: Octa-core chip for slim smartphones
MediaTek's latest chip is a 64-bit, octa-core processor designed to be a bit more energy-efficient than the company's recently announced Helio X20 processor with 10 CPU cores.
That's because the new MediaTek Helio P10 is designed for slim smartphones, where you want a chip that doesn't generate much heat. But while the Helio P10 might not be quite as fast as the X20, it's not exactly slow.
The new chip features eight ARM Cortex-A64 CPU cores with clock speeds of up to 2 GHz, 700 MHz ARM Mali-T860 dual-core graphics, and built-in support for 4G LTE Cat 6 with download speeds up to 300 Mbps or upload speeds as high as 50 Mbps.
Other features include support for a single 21MP camera or dual cameras (with a 16MP sensor on one and an 8MP sensor on the other), and support for H.264 and video decoding.
The processor should begin shipping in the second half of the year, which means we could see smartphones powered by the processor by the end of 2015.
via AnandTech
Tagged: chips, mediatek, mediatek helio p10, smartphone
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3 replies on "MediaTek Helio P10: Octa-core chip for slim smartphones"
bbc says:
Cortex-A64 CPU cores?
MaxPower says:
64 bit A53.
In the headline there's also a typo:
X10 is supposed to be P10
I can't wait for the new nexus 7 2015 with the MT8173. a72 is worth the wait.