Samsung launches 10nm FinFET Exynos 9 Series 8895 processor

[HEXUS]

27 per cent higher performance while consuming 40 per cent less power, is claimed.

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[royo]

So this is Samsung's version of the Snapdragon 835? It's going to be interesting to see if they've achieved better performance or lower battery usage like they did with the previous model compared to the SD 820.

[Kanoe]

Don't they have a history of releasing their phones with 2 different CPUs for differnt markets. We will have to wait to see if the UK market gets this or the snapdragon based version.

[3dcandy]

UK will have the Snapdragon

[Draylax]

The UK should get the Exynos version as has been the case in most previous generations - the main reason that Samsung use the Snapdragons at all is due to their partnership with Qualcomm (seeing as how Samsung manufacture all their SoCs) and apparently, the modem support in Snapdragon SoCs suits the US of A networks most. Plus, it isn't a coincidence that that is Qualcomm's home market too.

[aniilv]

S7 uk had exynos and US had snapdragon, so... Fingers crossed.

[3dcandy]

I was being ironic...