Meizu PRO 5 paves the way for a new sub-brand, launch scheduled for September 25 Comments
34462- Umbilical Noose
- 2SLw
neontetra, 14 Sep 2015i dont know , but saying process size doesn't matter kind of disturbs me. process size matters... moreBut even after the smaller process size of 7420, it still heats up. Safe to say that A57 is the culprit here and hopefully they fixed it with A72, which looks like the case.
- Anonymous
- gDcD
Another 5.5' device- just what we need... Why can't they differentiate a little? E.g. make a great 4,7' device? And maybe take some clients from Apple?
- neontetra
- FMY8
Umbilical Noose, 13 Sep 2015Like I said before process size doesn't really matter with A72. About the GPU, from the top of... morei dont know , but saying process size doesn't matter kind of disturbs me. process size matters a lot , admittedly it is harder on a photo lithography stand point, normally worked with negative exposure. but the reason process size matters , is more transistors in the same given area, a smaller chip for same power, lower power consumption(equating to less heat) which also in turn lets a manufacturer clock the chip at higher speeds. there is actually a long list one could give on manufacturing techniques. but then again i got out of the thankless job of engineering in the semiconductor business 6 years ago. so who knows maybe they found a way to design cores where process doesn't matter.
34462- Umbilical Noose
- utXZ
regs, 13 Sep 2015Even if TSMC managed to switch to 20nm, it's still not 14nm. It's 43% larger. T760 MP8 running... moreLike I said before process size doesn't really matter with A72. About the GPU, from the top of my head I remember that T760 churned ~200 GFLOPS and since T880 is about 1.8x more powerful than T760 we can assume it will generate about ~100 GFLOPS. On a resolution of 1920x1080 that will be more than enough unless we are comparing to Apple A9.
The best thing is, Helio X20 can run all ten cores at once and it has better efficiency thanks to Mediatek latest tech.
Oh, I forgot. it won't throttle either :p
1200144- regs
- 0V8q
Umbilical Noose, 12 Sep 2015What are you talking about? Helio X20 is on 20nm process and its GPU is better too. Most of al... moreEven if TSMC managed to switch to 20nm, it's still not 14nm. It's 43% larger. T760 MP8 running at 773MHz is still more powerful than T880 MP4 tuning at 600MHz. Not talking about lack of NFC support. 7420 also has much wider memory channel.
- treyteodor
- SjWq
all hi , im from turkei and our country have a too much taxes on technological things, i will buy this phone with exynos option, because chinese company is giving low cost from to other big company for example samsung htc sony asus
34462- Umbilical Noose
- utr1
regs, 12 Sep 2015Helio X20 is pointless. Too much CPU power, too little GPU power. 7420 is well adjusted. And 2... moreWhat are you talking about? Helio X20 is on 20nm process and its GPU is better too. Most of all, it won't throttle.
Besides it looks like process size doesn't matter anymore with A72. The problem was present with A57 but TSMC fixed it.
- mamang.memeng
- vfD{
Anonymous, 12 Sep 2015"...a bid to differentiate its true flagship from its almost-as-good-but-not-quite-there.... moreYou can find all these things on Motorola. I'm a loyal Motorola user, and every their products I've had mostly satisfy my needs. Motorola rocks!
- Anonymous
- 2I1C
Meizu did not intend to go international and China is China, some features won't fit in its own market. Another thing they did poorly is the quality control - yellow screen, broken sim holder, buzzing 3.5mm, and many many hardware problems there are pages on many Chinese android forums. Xiaomi, on the other hand, aren't much better, the new Redmi Note2 sounds great on paper, but they lied about the screen being made by SHARP, and everything crappy manufactured. sub$200 perfect phone is no way to be true.
1200144- regs
- 0V8q
Anonymous, 12 Sep 2015The only thing that people turn away from Meizu is their stupid FLYME software, I've owned the... moreFlyme 4 is indeed a large big bug. Not talking that they abandoned international support. Flyme 2 though was very stable and most optimized shell ever on Android. Looks like they fired quality expensive coders and hired cheap students instead.
But people turns away from Meizu for another reasons - lack of european LTE support, lack of NFC and giant sizes.
- Anonymous
- 2I1C
The only thing that people turn away from Meizu is their stupid FLYME software, I've owned the MX2 and latest Note 2. It's the worst and buggiest OS I have never owned. Make it open source and you get people to like Meizu.
- Anonymous
- Ui$a
Anonymous, 12 Sep 2015"...a bid to differentiate its true flagship from its almost-as-good-but-not-quite-there.... moreExactly. Fully agree with you. If possible expandable storage and removable battery. As gaming like me i believe 1 year later i need to change battery.
- Anonymous
- 0BGT
Anonymous, 12 Sep 2015"...a bid to differentiate its true flagship from its almost-as-good-but-not-quite-there.... moreAnd let's not forget the removable batteries and sd slots.
But yes, unfortunatelly they all are totally insane and are stuck, constantly copying themselves. New brands, new models - they are all the same and targeted at the exact same crowd.
- Anonymous
- mTnr
"...a bid to differentiate its true flagship from its almost-as-good-but-not-quite-there..."
Funny, I thought ALL Chinese devices are "almost-as-good-but-not-quite-there" >:->
Anyway, creating a new brand seems to be a trend amongst Chinese handset-manufacturers instead of creating good, non-compromized devices on their main brand.
Here some ideas:
Stop using ridiculous high resolution screens.
- 4K on a 50" TV: Yes.
- 4K on a 5"smartphone: No!
I'd rather have 60fps in 720p or 1080p on my game than 15fps in UHD.
Use better camera's and create better camera-software. Better doesn't mean "more crappy insignificant features" but better quality. I'd rather have an 8MP-camera taking perfect photo's than a 20MP-camera taking garbage!
Don't make these devices so bloody thin! Use the extra thickness to provide more cooling space and larger batteries. And for god's sake NO PROTRUDING camera's... not even 1mm! And if you really must.. then protect that camera with the best materials possible (e.g. gorillaglass, saphire).
A proper notification light! Not a puny blip that you can't see without a magnifying glass or such a dim-light (I'm looking at you Samsung!) that the "notification" gets unnoticed!
A LOUD loudspeaker! Helloooooo... I want to HEAR IT when someone calls me. I don't buy a PHONE to get reachable where- and whenever I am, only to get all those bloody missed calls because the manufacturing-fools placed the speaker at the most awful place or the speaker isn't loud enough. And, yes... if I spend +500bucks on a phone I place it in a leather pouch, in my coat or backback or whatever. You must consider this when you design these phones!
Oh and stop using crappy LED-flashes. I know that some phones have ultra-bright LED-lights but a lot of those Chinese don't. They use the cheapest crappy LED-lamp they can find. Which means that no 2 devices have the same LED-light-intensity and that they are too dim to even lit an object 10cm away from the phone.
Also... perhaps making 3 GOOD (1x high-end, 1x mid & 1x low-end) devices instead of 30 crappy ones (Samsung AGAIN looking at you!)!
These are just a few tips! But as usual these stupid manufacturers don't read or care what their consumers have to say. Meh :-(
1200144- regs
- 0V8q
Helio X20 is pointless. Too much CPU power, too little GPU power. 7420 is well adjusted. And 28 nm vs 14 nm.
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