Samsung announced the exynos w920 chip, which it says is the first wearable chip that can be built with the extreme ultraviolet (EUV) extreme process node (NM). The company intends to use it for its future wearable devices, such as the rumored Galaxy Watch 4 .
The chip has an integrated LTE modem, two Cortex-A55 cores, and a MALI-G68 GPU. That GPU promises ten times better graphics performance than its predecessor, which could make interfaces and graphics look substantially better on future wearables.
That 5nm process allows the company to make a smaller chip with more power, which is really the goal of all chipmakers.
It also features a Cortex-M55 processor that will power up the always on displays, which are a great feature to have in a smartwatch or other wearable device.
Talking about future wearables, Harry Cho, Vice President of System LSI Marketing at Samsung Electronics, said, "With the EXYNOS W920, future wearables will be able to run apps with visually appealing user interfaces and more responsive user experiences while keeping you connected on the go." Go with Fast LTE".
Samsung also noted that the "ExyNos W920 supports a new unified wearable platform that Samsung co-built with Google, and it will be applied to the upcoming Galaxy Watch model for the first time." Which all but confirm the existence of the Galaxy Watch 4, which was leaked last month and is expected to be announced by the company. Unpacked event on August 11, 2021. . It also confirms that the partnership between Samsung and Google designed to bring the best of using OS and Tizen together is happening.
While Samsung is teasing us with the announcement of a new 5nm chip, the big news will come on August 11 at the Galaxy Unpacked Event When the company spills the beans on future foldable phones, a smartwatch, and whatever else it has in store for us.
