Intrinsyc Technologies Corporation (TSX:ITC) ("Intrinsyc"), a leading developer of intelligent connected devices, today announced the general availability of new development platforms featuring the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor, a product of Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. ("QTI"), a wholly owned subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated. The first processor from QTI with 64-bit computing using ARM A57/A53 CPU cores in two quad clusters, the Snapdragon 810 processor is anticipated to appear in many leading consumer mobile devices in early 2015. New products announced by Intrinsyc include two new Mobile Development Platforms ("MDP"); one in a tablet form factor and the other in a smartphone form factor; and a new DragonBoard™ development kit, which incorporates the production-ready Open-Q™ 8094 System on Module ("SOM").
The Snapdragon 810 has 'no quality problems' says Alex Katouzian, a senior VP at Qualcomm in a statement.
The LG G Flex 2 was probably teased by Qualcomm last week, the Snapdragon-manufacturer hinting at the fact that we would see a Snapdragon 800-powered LG device at CES 2015 in Las Vegas on January 5th. Now, the LG G Flex 2 has been mostly confirmed, but without the Snapdragon 800 CPU.
Local smartphone makers are nervous at the prospect of a delay in the launch of new models next year, including the Galaxy S6 and the G4. It is unclear whether or not the supply of the Snapdragon 810 will exist in the first half of next year due to technical problems such as overheating and a decline in speed.
Get ready for a lightning fast experience folks.