Samsung launches Exynos 9810 processor with next-gen CPU and GPU. To power Galaxy S9

Samsung latest flagship in making continues to make waves in
the media. The latest news attached to the device now is the chipset that would
power it.

The new Exynos 9810 chipset which also won an award for Samsung
at the CES 2018 Innovation is said to power the much anticipated Samsung Galaxy
S9 alongside the Snapdragon 845 for some markets.  

Though, no much details about the custom made chipset for
now. However, the GPU has been “upgraded” too with no extra clarification. Possible,
this means Mali-G72 cores as Samsung used the G71 for the previous gen Exynos
chipset. To top it off, the chips will be manufactured on a 2nd generation 10nm
process (so no 7nm process yet).

The Exynos 9810 is going to make use of Samsung’s latest
1.2Gbps modem (Cat. 18 6CA). This modem combines 6 carriers (an industry first)
for increased performance.

Samsung also showed off the ISOCELL Slim 2X7 sensor, which
was unveiled earlier. It’s a 24MP sensor with 0.9µm pixels and pixel binning
for improved low-light performance.

Well, Samsung is well known to be a master of innovation and
we are seriously waiting patiently for what Galaxy S9 with all the hype from
every angle.