Samsung Galaxy S23 is official, with special
Samsung Galaxy S23 is official, with special-edition Qualcomm chip
Ars Technica
Samsung has finally taken the wraps off of its latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S23. While the phone looks similar to its predecessor, the S22, there are a few key changes under the hood. Perhaps the most significant change is that Samsung is now using Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 888 processor in all models of the phone, rather than its own Exynos chips.
This is a big win for Qualcomm, as it means that its flagship processor will be used in one of the most popular Android devices on the market. It’s also a big win for Samsung, as the Snapdragon 888 is a much more powerful processor than the Exynos chips that were used in previous versions of the Galaxy S.
The other major change is that the Galaxy S23 will now come in three different sizes. The standard S23 will have a 6.2-inch display, while the S23 Plus will have a 6.7-inch display. The largest of the three, the S23 Ultra, will have a gigantic 6.8-inch display.
All three versions of the Galaxy S23 will come with 5G support, a quad camera setup, and a large battery. The S23 Ultra will also come with a massive 108MP main camera, making it one of the most powerful cameras on a smartphone.
The Galaxy S23 will launch on February 11th, with pre-orders starting on February 5th. The phone will start at $799 for the 6.2-inch model, $999 for the 6.7-inch model, and $1,199 for the 6.8-inch model.
Bye-bye Exynos! Galaxy S23 series uses the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 globally, and it’s a win-win for Qualcomm and Samsung
Android Central
After years of using its own Exynos chips in international markets, Samsung is finally making the switch to Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 888 for the Galaxy S23 series. This is a big win for Qualcomm, as it gives the company a flagship processor in one of the most popular Android devices on the market. It’s also a big win for Samsung, as the Snapdragon 888 is a much more powerful processor than the Exynos chips that were used in previous versions of the Galaxy S.
The other major change is that the Galaxy S23 will now come in three different sizes. The standard S23 will have a 6.2-inch display, while the S23 Plus will have a 6.7-inch display. The largest of the three, the S23 Ultra, will have a gigantic 6.8-inch display.
All three versions of the Galaxy S23 will come with 5G support, a quad camera setup, and a large battery. The S23 Ultra will also come with a massive 108MP main camera, making it one of the most powerful cameras on a smartphone.
The Galaxy S23 will launch on February 11th, with pre-orders starting on February 5th. The phone will start at $799 for the 6.2-inch model, $999 for the 6.7-inch model, and $1,199 for the 6.8-inch model.
Samsung Galaxy S23 uses Qualcomm chips globally with upgraded Snapdragon 8 Gen 2
9to5Google
Samsung has announced the Galaxy S23 series today and among the noteworthy changes is that the devices will now use Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 globally. This is a shift from Exynos chips in international markets and a big win fot Qualcomm. The Snapdragon 888 is a more powerful processor than the Exynos chips in the past.
The Galaxy S23 will come in three different sizes including a standard Galaxy S23 with a 6.2-inch display, Galaxy S23 Plus with a 6.7-inch display, and Galaxy S23 Ultra with a massive 6.8-inch display. All three will included 5G support, a quad camera setup, and large batteries.
The Galaxy S23 Ultra also features a 108MP main camera sensor. The device will launch on February 11th with pre-orders beginning on February 5th. Prices start at $799 for the 6.2-inch model, $999 for the 6.7-inch model, and $1,199 for the 6.8-inch model.
