Qualcomm has previously released its most powerful 64 bit architecture processor Snapdragon 810. In addition to its powerful performance, Qualcomm has also joined other upgrades. In general, Qualcomm has great ambition to enter the desktop field, so speed is really not everything for Snapdragon 810.
So let's start with 4K video. Compared with the Snapdragon 800 processor that first supported 4K video recording, The 4K video has a greater significance for the Snapdragon 810 processor. Because the Snapdragon 810 supports the 4K display, the 4K video recorded by the device can be directly output to the 4K TV with the mobile device for viewing. Therefore, for those who have purchased the 4K TV, this is a good opportunity to give full play to the functions of the 4K TV.
In addition to televisions, supporting 4K resolution output means that mobile devices equipped with Snapdragon 810 processors can directly use 4K resolution screens in the future. However, the significance of this point is relatively limited. When Qualcomm demonstrated this point, it used a web page containing both large pictures and small text. To be honest, That web page looks really awful.
In addition, Qualcomm has also equipped the Snapdragon 810 with high-speed wireless transmission capability, which can directly play 4K video on the large screen in the form of wireless with Miracast, just like Apple's AirPlay. In this way, as long as you connect your tablet with a keyboard and mouse, and then map the display content on the tablet to the large display, Users can get the same experience as desktop computers. During Qualcomm's demonstration, the author still found some delays and stutters. However, in light applications such as document editing, delays have a relatively small impact on the experience.
In terms of cameras, The Snapdragon 810 has joined Corepotonics' dual lens support. Through the cooperation of two lenses, the Snapdragon 810 has achieved the ability of three times optical zoom. Although this technology has been demonstrated by Qualcomm in MWC 2014 in January this year, it has not yet been applied. With the support of the Snapdragon 810's performance, this technology may eventually be able to log on to mobile phones.
It is easy to see from the above comparison figure that after using the Corepotonics dual lens zoom technology, the right picture still retains the available details, while the picture captured by the left simple digital zoom has blurred. Although Nokia's PureView camera can also achieve similar effects, Lumia is still only Windows Phone, no matter how powerful it is.
In terms of video recording, Snapdragon 810 also adds a directional recording function to ensure that users can still record their desired voice when recording in a noisy environment.
In terms of other functions, Snapdragon 810 also has a built-in hardware emergency switch to prevent hackers from intruding into user devices (of course, when software protection has been broken or bypassed), as well as Dolby's new Atmos Sound technology, which can simulate multi-channel output through simple stereo headphones. Finally, of course, it has stronger game performance, Qualcomm claims that the new GPU can provide a gaming experience close to home console.
QUALCOMM has been innovating and upgrading its products over the years, but this Snapdragon 810 is really not a simple performance upgrade. The new features and functions added are very important for the future development of smart phones or tablets. Perhaps after Snapdragon 810 has officially entered our smart phones and tablets, We can experience the tangible benefits brought to us by scientific and technological progress.
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