Key Points:
- The new Samsung Galaxy S24 FE, reportedly based on the Exynos 2400+ SoC, should have better power efficiency, top speed, and a concrete step towards the intensity of the processor.
- Because of this, fanatic users of this device are very cynical and hope that model Fan Edition, which is due to launch to the market soon, is endowed with all Galaxy S24’s features at the budget price.
- Word around the tech leaks indicates the Galaxy S24 FE will be equipped with upgraded hardware and software, including the boosters for power efficiency.
Samsung’s next anticipated launch, the Galaxy S24 FE, is receiving high popularity from technology enthusiasts who eagerly await the unveiling of its newest Exynos 2400+ System on Chip (SoC). Curiosity and expectations regarding the next Fan Edition device are evident, with young buyers wanting the Galaxy S24 phone’s features within their price range.
This Samsung flagship built to increase customer satisfaction holds the promise of a software and hardware upgrade that is far better than that displayed by its previous version. Recent leaks suggest big advancements in efficiency and power consumption. It raises speculations about the estimated performance level, thus fueling buyers’ expectations.
It is known from an insider leak from account @kro_roe that the Galaxy S24 FE will be ecuted with Exynos 2400+ SoC and this SoC will give at least a 5% to 10% improvement in energy savings. It is supposed to be known as “Exynos 2400” for marketing purposes. This freshly designed mobile chip will change the game of mobility in terms of processing.
The arrival of the Exynos 2400+ processor marks a new chapter of proficiency for users who will not only cherish improved power efficiency but likewise further amelioration the vitality of their batteries. The SoC becomes even more mysterious since most of the specifications are kept secret and more people start to wonder what is hidden behind the yet-to-be-revealed technology.
The Exynos 2400+ is a new AP slated for use in the S24 FE, featuring improvements in power efficiency and yield by around 5% to 10%. It will be marketed under the name Exynos 2400+ for promotional purposes.
— kro (@kro_roe) May 4, 2024
