Snapdragon SC8280 might be Qualcomm's next PC chip
Will it be powerful enough to catch up with the Apple M1?
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Will it be powerful enough to catch up with the Apple M1?
Hailing from Ipoh, SNS Network has been producing laptops, tablets, desktop PCs, and even interactive boards under its own brand JOI since 2013. The company has recently expanded its offerings once again with the launch of the It is easy to miss this at the first glance but the JOI Book SK3000 is quite different from what the company has released into the market before. This is because the laptop is the first Qualcomm Snapdragon-based Windows laptop ever made by a Malaysian company but of course, there are still other reasons that may make you consider the JOI Book SK3000 as your new go-to...
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Qualcomm are currently working to release a 5G laptop in Malaysia under its in-house brand JOI. For those who are not familiar with the company, SNS is an ICT solution and retail company that is based in Ipoh. The plan was revealed by Kelvin Pah, the company’s Sales and Marketing Director during the launch of its new JOI Book SK3000 which is essentially the first Snapdragon Windows laptop by a Malaysian company. Powered by Snapdragon 850, the SK3000 also comes standard with 4G support that allows it to meet the criteria of an Always Connected PC (ACPC) which is an initiative that has bee...
'); //]]>//--> By Rob Enderle Nov 16, 2020 4:00 AM PT Last week Apple announced a partial pivot away from x86 to ARM with one of those claims so outrageous it could have only come from Apple. The company claimed its new ARM-based PCs would outperform 98 percent of those already in the market. No proof points, no material examples, no listed benchmarks. Just "trust us," this processor optimized for smartphones is magically better than processors designed to run PCs. Apple also left out essential elements like application support, developer backing (which appears light), and even how much long...