News & Reviews:   mid-range chip

MediaTek has come back with two mid-range chips, Dimensity 1050 and Dimensity 930. The semiconductor company accounted for almost 50% of the market share of Android devices last year, and it seems like it's aiming to get higher than that by being more active in making new chips in 2022.

Samsung has officially announced the chip that gets featured in the recently launched Galaxy A33, Galaxy A53 and Galaxy M33. The Exynos 1280 is based on the company's 5nm EUV process and features an eight-core CPU. Now, let's continue reading to find out more details about the new mid-range chip!

MediaTek has been performing exceptionally well in the chip industry. The company's offerings are even going head to head against Qualcomm's flagships nowadays. However, let's not forget that the mid-range chips are the products that gave the semiconductor manufacturer its reputation. With that said, it's back with another new chip today, namely the Dimensity 1300.

Samsung is preparing to launch a mid-range chip soon, which is the Exynos 1200. However, although it's considered a successor of the Exynos 1080, new information proves that it might be far from fulfilling the requirements to become the powerful next-gen mid-range chip.

MediaTek is taking a huge leap for its upcoming mid-range products. According to the latest information, the semiconductor company is gearing to launch a new G-series chipset by mid-2022. The new mid-range offering will be the successor of last year's Helio G96, which is a dated 12nm chip.

After launching the flagship 4nm Dimensity 9000 chip, MediaTek still hasn't finished its job as it has a mid-range chip pending. According to well-known tipster Digital Chat Station, the semiconductor manufacturer could soon launch the 5nm Dimesnity 8000 to power next year's mid-range devices.