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LG developing a high-end chipset, production to start later in 2015 Comments

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  • v0q
  • 21 Feb 2015

Ritzie, 18 Feb 2015But the X1 chipset is still so f***ing expensive!!! How do you expect OEMs to lower the cost ... moreFYI! Qualcomm chipsets are just an overpriced trash chipset.
Qualcomm have a case in govt of china
to have an antitrust fine 1 billion usd for pricing its products 30x to have large income
in china,korea, japan etc.
And those companies who want to
establish its own design of cpu they cut half of price qualcom trash cpu
to maintain their monopoly.
what do you mean about feasible?

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  • eeC
  • 18 Feb 2015

Lg. Apple. Nvidia. Qualxomm don't make the.chips. its Samsung and tam that does. They at most make.modifications to the.chips but they don't have a plants to make the chips therefore they can't possibly make or.design a chip

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  • AnonD-626
  • 4PE
  • 18 Feb 2015

What ever happened to lg custom Odin cpu they talked about a few years ago? They had planned for a December 2013 release.

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  • Ritzie
  • TSM
  • 18 Feb 2015

Anonymous, 18 Feb 2015compare with Tegra's X1, Snapdragon 810 is one generation behind.But the X1 chipset is still so f***ing expensive!!!
How do you expect OEMs to lower the cost without increasing the Final Product's price?
Qualcomm's SD810 is still feasible in terms of price and productivity.... unless you want a smartphone with X1 but all else with poor specs at the price of more than $500?

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  • Anonymous
  • 2I1
  • 18 Feb 2015

compare with Tegra's X1, Snapdragon 810 is one generation behind.

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  • AnonD-121494
  • KsN
  • 18 Feb 2015

lel. LG want to fail now?

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  • AnonD-95812
  • iJK
  • 18 Feb 2015

Going nack to Sammy!I own a galaxy tab s t705 expensive! Actually I did come from 3 other sammu tabs,...I was pretty satisfied with tab 3 (8 inches) intel processors...
SO I THOUGHT, THIS 3GB OCTACORE SUPER AMOLED WITH DOUBLE HD SCREEN MUST BE A KILLER!
UNFORTUNATELY I WAS VERY WRONG: LAGGY,
It crashes and won't restart (does not allow me to switch off and again on,... After a while, it works again, games such as real racing have frame jumps, gt racing is unfortunately not drivable at all ( car starts but the The steering does not run or runs alone) disappointed! I WISH I BOUGHT A SONY TAB Z2 OR Z3!CHEE

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  • AnonD-111968
  • PZY
  • 18 Feb 2015

I bought LG G2 because of its great battery life and just the right size although it's tipping into a phablet region. With G3, they not only increase the screen size but bump also the resolution making it a power hog and a typical PHABLET abnormally sized phone. And if they keep the same thing with G4, I will never think of LG anymore, hope they keep G4 with 5" screen and 1080p, now if they really want to up the specs they can have G4+ with 5.7" and 2K ro 3K display, it's a simple strategy and Apple did it well.

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  • Anonymous
  • uu6
  • 17 Feb 2015

We would see than in note 5 also but just a more precise architecture...
No one calling that copying???? If Samsung did this, we would have got 50+ comments saying Sammy coping again and that rubbish.. Still, snapdragon end is coming... Samsung started working on own GPU so even lg might get own GPU in a year or two..

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  • Anonymous
  • uu6
  • 17 Feb 2015

AnonD-312360, 17 Feb 2015... and that is why G3 was such a commercial and technical hit!Like pushing 2k display on SD 801 so that it remaibehind in performance and battery backup ??? Lol.... G3 is now worth a buy... Better get s5 or HTC m8

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  • AnonD-362903
  • AIA
  • 17 Feb 2015

Nice to see that each phone manufacturer is putting some work into the phone and not just assembling it, although having a specialized proc manufacturer would yeild better results...???

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  • ut6
  • 17 Feb 2015

AnonD-12634, 17 Feb 2015LG is far ahead in terms of it's rivals when it comes to some categories of consumer electroni... more... and that is why G3 was such a commercial and technical hit!

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  • AnonD-364848
  • iV%
  • 17 Feb 2015

@ Rabit33
The LG G3 outperformed the S5 in what way besides looks and maybe software? but that is a matter of preference. It's not as good a performer, nor is it half as durable, it's screen is debatable and its coupled with poor battery life. While I applaud LG for their last 2yrs of contributions I still remember the dreaded G2x etc. I think their bezels are to thin and it makes their phones very fragile and vulnerable, the G2 and G3 are proof of this.. I look forward to what every OEM brings to the table but, it's hard to say everyone of them has not made 2 steps forward and a few steps backward.

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  • Anonymous
  • 0BG
  • 17 Feb 2015

Nice, Snapdragon' s end is nigh. No more portable stoves!

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  • AnonD-345273
  • 3bm
  • 17 Feb 2015

If this true, I get this model with mali-t880

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  • t}N
  • 17 Feb 2015

Anonymous, 17 Feb 2015By the time they make a mass production it will be already outdated. Lg, you're too slow copyi... moreLG is far ahead in terms of it's rivals when it comes to some categories of consumer electronics like microwave ovens. About smartphones, LG G3 was launched only 2 months after Galaxy S5. It edged Samsung's counterpart in almost every department.

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  • AnonD-314089
  • 8L1
  • 17 Feb 2015

The advantages of producing own chipset, as Samsung has done with the Exynos is the great economy.Still more with quad, octa core.Don't need to be a genius to know what one of parts more expensive in a smartphone is the processor.

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  • Kibaikasu
  • Afb
  • 17 Feb 2015

Keeping in mind that LG has not had much experience in creating their own chip, I can actually see this venture being pretty successful so long as they don't make the same mistakes that were previously made with their last attempt. This could potentially provide them with the boost that they need to become more independent and expand even further, as an in-house chipset will mean more savings from having to subcontract Qualcomm for their chipsets. Hopefully this beasty will be a 64x chipset so that they can fully utilize it to the full potential of its future devices, as the later flagship devices of 2015 should be running at around 4GB of RAM memory. Fingers crossed!

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  • Anonymous
  • tCQ
  • 17 Feb 2015

I have a soft spot for LG and want them to perform as well as before but they should have focused on what they do best and imo, it was having good design models.

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  • thH
  • 17 Feb 2015

By the time they make a mass production it will be already outdated. Lg, you're too slow copying, do it faster.

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