According to reports, the vivo X100 series will increase the world's first LPDDR5T memory read speed by 13%
On October 25th, according to supply chain sources, the vivo X100 series will become the world's first flagship model equipped with LPDDR5T memory. Compared to mainstream LPDDR5X memory, the read speed of LPDDR5T has increased by 13%, making it currently the world's fastest mobile DRAM
On October 25th, according to supply chain sources, the vivo X100 series will become the world's first flagship model equipped with LPDDR5T memory. Compared to mainstream LPDDR5X memory, the read speed of LPDDR5T has increased by 13%, making it currently the world's fastest mobile DRAM.
In addition, it is rumored that vivo will also launch the flagship chip of the Ketianji 9300, with the X100 and X100Pro models being the first to be equipped. The X100 series has outstanding performance in terms of CPU, GPU, APU, and ISP, and with the world's first LPDDR5T memory, it is believed that the vivo X100 series will become a strong competitor to the strongest performance flagship of the year.
It is reported that the vivo X100Pro has been launched online, and this time the code name is very interesting. The code name is "Mieba". Compared to the previous generation, the vivo X100 series has achieved comprehensive improvements in terms of appearance design, image configuration, comprehensive performance, and other aspects. (Quiet)
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