News & Reviews:   Samsung Exynos 2200

Last week, Samsung finally confirmed that the Exynos 2200 would launch soon. The new chipset is expected to be available on the Galaxy S22 series, which could be revealed on 8 February. Now, Samsung has officially unveiled its new chipset.

Samsung has been teasing us about an event that is happening on 19 November. With the taglines and captions used, rumours about the upcoming Exynos 2200 chip's launch were roaming around. However, Samsung has confirmed today through its official Twitter account that the date is not for the flagship chip's launch.

Samsung and AMD have confirmed the collaboration on the next-generation Exynos chip. Now, both of them might be ready to announce it soon after posting something mysterious on social media platforms. If the source had guessed it right, the Exynos 2200 chip with AMD graphics would arrive on 19 November.

We think the rumours for the competition of 2022 flagship chips are already fierce enough even without them being in the market yet. According to the latest report, the upcoming MediaTek Dimensity 2000 will be 20% more power-efficient than Qualcomm's next-generation flagship chip, Snapdragon 898.

Some of you might be pretty excited about Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S22 series (we too!), as it will have the Exynos 2200 processor that brings AMD's graphics. Before release, reports also suggest that the Exynos 2200's graphics performance will surpass Apple's A14 Bionic. However, the latest report is here to disappoint by saying most of the Galaxy S22 will come with Snapdragon 898 instead.

Next year's chipset war will be an exciting one as current rumours have already leaked quite a lot of information regarding the companies' progress. Before the war even started, it is reported that Qualcomm's upcoming offer will not reach the performance of Apple's A15 Bionic and Samsung's Exynos 2200.

We all already know that AMD is participating in the development of Samsung's next flagship smartphone processor, Exynos 2200. Before it even gets released, the graphics performance of the upcoming product is already confirmed to beat Apple's A14 Bionic chip's.