Pixel 6 Pro’s Whitechapel chipset will be as good as Snapdragon 870: Report
Google Pixel 6 is tipped to come with a FHD+ display, while the Pixel 6 Pro is likely to come with a QHD+ display.
Google is expected to reveal Pixel 6 series smartphones consisting of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro smartphones later this year. Reports in the past have suggested that the two phones are likely to be powered by Google Whitechapel chipset, which it is developing in collaboration with Samsung. Now, a new report sheds light on what we should expect from Google’s first mobile SoC.
Well yes, Whitechapel is a 5nm chip with current performance on PVT units closer to SD870, they are not trying to match SD888. Google's focus is on ML & so the raw AI performance is matched to that of other leading mobile chips. Plus that Mali GPU is performing good under stress.
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Apart from this, tipster Max Weinbach speaking at the Mobile Tech podcast (via Android Authority) revealed some of the key specifications of the Pixel 6 series smartphones. He said that while Pixel 6 will come with a Full HD+ display with a 120Hz refresh rate, the Pixel 6 Pro will come with a Quad HD+ display with a similar refresh rate. He also said that the Pixel 6 Pro is expected to sport a bigger 5,000mAh battery.
Separately, reports in the past have hinted towards the Pixel 6 Pro getting a 6.67-inch curved AMOLED display with an under-display fingerprint sensor. It is tipped to get a triple-rear-camera setup along with dual stereo speakers at the bottom. Pixel 6, on the other hand, is likely to get a smaller 6.5-inch display with an in-display fingerprint sensor and bottom-firing stereo speakers. Both smartphones are likely to run on the Android 13 operating system.
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