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Apropos of nothing, but maybe a handy bookmark reference – I was just catching up on the Qualcomm smart home reference platform demoed at CES earlier this month and came across a very detailed spec comparison for processors in the Snapdragon series, the engine room of many an Android device.
See the Snapdragon series comparison. It covers all the 800, 600, 400 and 200 series.
You can drill down on the modem characteristics, GPU, video/audio capture and playback, maybe see the detailed details of your own phone's SoC...
You can also compare modems (X5, X6, X7, X8, X10, X12) and processors (S4 Play, S4 Plus, S4 Pro).
Reversing slightly, interested in the Snapdragon 212 smart home reference platform, based on the 212 Processor? The company highlights the following:
"The display interface supports resolutions up to 1280x800, frame rates up to 60 frames per second in a QHD format, and includes an 8MP camera with up to 1080p video playback. That means greater options for cover art displays, on-device UI settings, and always-on content like weather, clock, alerts and emergency notifications."
"The smart home reference platform incorporates Hi-Fi smart audio technology, which means users can rethink the relationship between their smart homes and their music collections. With up to 24-bit/192-KHz playback and low-power DSP playback offload, users can also enjoy streaming high-quality audio without draining their battery."
You can see other CES 2016 announcements here »
See the Snapdragon series comparison. It covers all the 800, 600, 400 and 200 series.
You can drill down on the modem characteristics, GPU, video/audio capture and playback, maybe see the detailed details of your own phone's SoC...
You can also compare modems (X5, X6, X7, X8, X10, X12) and processors (S4 Play, S4 Plus, S4 Pro).
Smart home reference platform
Reversing slightly, interested in the Snapdragon 212 smart home reference platform, based on the 212 Processor? The company highlights the following:
Display
"The display interface supports resolutions up to 1280x800, frame rates up to 60 frames per second in a QHD format, and includes an 8MP camera with up to 1080p video playback. That means greater options for cover art displays, on-device UI settings, and always-on content like weather, clock, alerts and emergency notifications."
Audio
"The smart home reference platform incorporates Hi-Fi smart audio technology, which means users can rethink the relationship between their smart homes and their music collections. With up to 24-bit/192-KHz playback and low-power DSP playback offload, users can also enjoy streaming high-quality audio without draining their battery."
Voice Recognition
"With Fluence Pro voice recognition and input tech, the smart home reference platform is perfect for developing for smart speakers, control hubs, and many other devices. Keyword voice wakeup allows users to issue voice commands, while echo cancellation and noise suppression help eliminate unwanted sound that might hamper a voice-controlled smart home. Meanwhile, sound focus and position tracking frees consumers to interact with their devices regardless of their location in the home."
You can see other CES 2016 announcements here »
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