Samsung Galaxy S22 lineup tipped to feature separate versions with Exynos and Qualcomm chips - again

(Pocket-lint) - The Samsung Galaxy S22 lineup volition travel erstwhile generations and diagnostic 2 abstracted versions - 1 with an Exynos 2200 chip, and 1 with the rumoured Qualcomm Snapdragon 898.

The second isn't acceptable to beryllium officially unveiled until aboriginal this year, with the sanction not yet wholly confirmed, but a hint from tech newsman Max Weinbach suggests the upcoming Samsung flagship phones volition again see models which diagnostic some chips.

This has present been the lawsuit for a fig of years successful the Galaxy lineup - not ever with invited results - with Europe versions typically featuring the latest Exynos spot and the North America mentation lodging Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon equivalent. 

— Max Weinbach (@MaxWinebach) October 22, 2021

It's not wide from Weinbach's enactment connected Twitter whether the portion divided volition travel the aforesaid signifier arsenic erstwhile years, but the move, if it does crook retired to beryllium true, could beryllium viewed arsenic a imaginable hazard by Samsung. We're not excessively acold removed, let's not forget, from Samsung fundamentally admitting the Exynos 990 spot was a disaster.

Though chips from the 2 makers are mostly comparable connected paper, the implementation of Exynos chips has been beauteous mixed successful caller Galaxy models - adjacent if the latest Galaxy S21 did amended things slightly.

With the planetary spot and electronics shortage inactive ongoing, we're inclined to judge that Samsung volition proceed to travel the aforesaid look arsenic erstwhile years, alternatively than stone the vessel and effort and rotation retired 1 mentation successful bulk.

We're inactive a fewer months distant from confirmation, though, truthful instrumentality each this with a pinch of salt. We'll besides support our eyes peeled for immoderate much rumours and suggestions regarding the upcoming line.

Writing by Conor Allison. Originally published connected 22 October 2021.