Samsung S23 may still have an Exynos processor

Let’s go back to Samsung, one of the main players in the tech market in general and the world leader in the sector smartphone. In the last few hours, important details have emerged regarding the company’s next top of the range.

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There is clear talk of Galaxy S23, the new generation of flagships that the South Korean house will present to the general public at the beginning 2023. In the last few hours, important information has emerged regarding the processor with which the new generation of top of the Android range can arrive on the market.

So far the rumors that have emerged about the Galaxy S23 have indicated that Samsung would have opted for a Snapdragon processor almost level global, changing strategy compared to the past in which a home-made Exynos processor was always provided for the European markets. Up to Galaxy S22 in fact, the processors Exynos were on 70% of the top of the Samsung range.

However, according to the latest reports that have emerged online, Samsung could still allocate the Exynos processor to one good share of Galaxy S23. Therefore it’s not for sure that the Galaxy S23 that will be marketed in Europe will have all a Snapdragon processor.

At the moment it is not clear if the majority of the Galaxy S23 will have a Snapdragon processor. We can certainly expect that Exynos processors will be employed no more about 70% of top of the Samsung range, but not even that the proportions will reverse.

We remind you that Samsung, in terms of processors, has theExynos 2300. This processor should feature the new CPU cores from ARMoptimized exclusively for Android devices launched from 2023 onwards.

So in any case we can put away good hopes for performance of the Galaxy S23, whether these will arrive in Europe with a Snapdragon processor and whether they will arrive with the new Exynos 2300.