Shouldn't we be glad that the Samsung Exynos exists?

I read a lot of comments that Samsung should ditch the Exynos Chip and use Snapdragon in all territories instead. While the 865+ is indeed superior, the 990 is still a very capable Chip and nowhere near as bad as people make it out to be. I don't think most useres would even notice a diffrence in everyday use.

Wouldn't ditching the Exynos give Snapdragon an insane amout of market share in the Android world?High Market share usally means higher prices and less innovation.

The Exynos version of the Note20 Ultra gets double the base storage of the snapdragon version (256gb vs 128gb).

Should have Samsung lowered the price as well? And if yes, by how much?



Submitted August 30, 2020 at 06:40PM by Holyfield https://ift.tt/2YROa0i https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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