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Motorola G9 Plus shows us what Moto’s missing in the USA

Next year’s Moto G phones look set to be far more powerful than the Moto G9 Plus

Posted on December 2, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Motorola’s affordable Moto G series of smartphones typically use mid-range processors, but that could change in 2021, as the company has confirmed it’s set to use Snapdragon 800-series processors in some of its future Moto G handsets.

This comes as the Snapdragon 888 has been launched by Qualcomm, and that’s a new top-end processor we’ll see in many of the most powerful 2021 phones. At the launch event Sergio Buniac, Motorola President, announced that Moto G phones would soon get Snapdragon 800-series chipsets.
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