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Samsung Exynos with AMD Radeon GPU could come in a laptop first

Samsung Exynos with AMD Radeon GPU could come in a laptop first

Posted on February 25, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Although Qualcomm and, to some extent, Rockchip, have long been on some laptops running Windows and Chrome OS, respectively, the arrival of the Apple Silicon M1 showed how the market for ARM-based desktops and laptops is still wide open to competition. There are, however, only a few big names that could probably be a good fit for that kind of device and it seems that Samsung’s biggest Exynos gamble will be heading to laptops first instead of smartphones.
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Computers & IT Tags:AMD, Apple, ARM, Chrome, chrome os, exynos, gpu, laptop, Laptops, Qualcomm, radeon, Samsung, Windows

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