First Look: MediaTek MT6575 Platform for Android - cassellfeld2002

In a humankind where dualcore phones dominate (and soon, perchance, quadcore) MediaTek's MT6575 single-core platform might seem a snatch behind the times. But MediaTek ISN't targeting high-end, expensive smartphones for its Ice Cream Sandwich-supporting platform; the C.P.U. is meant for sub-$200 smartphones in emerging and developing markets, like Republic of China and India. I got to take a MediaTek prototype headphone with the new chipset for a essa drive and was affected with its slick carrying out and the display technology built in to the chopine.

MediaTek has a history in the digital home industry with its D-Goggle bo platforms. They've stayed in this tradition on fluid level in the MT6575 with a built-in proprietary algorithm for image processing—and the effect is actually awesome. Colors look rich and full-bodied while details are incredibly sharpened. The MT6575 platform also supports mobile 3D displays, something that hasn't very stolen off in the U.S. (with the exception of the HTC EVO 3D).

The MT6575 platform also supports a double-SIM capability, some other feature that is more prevalent on international phones. The 1GHz ARM Cortex-A9 mainframe rump also support qHD (960-by-540) high settlement displays, 720p video playback and an 8-megapixel camera.

According to MediaTek, the MT6575 outperformed Qualcomm's Snapdragon MSM7227A (which is its commercialize combining weight) chipset in a series of third-company benchmarks.

We ironed MediaTek about whether they would be emotional a platform for tablets, but the company has no plans. We'd love to see the MT6575's imaging technology used on Mechanical man tablets A some seem to take up issues with image interpreting. For rightfield now, MediaTek is focusing connected emerging markets overseas and currently has no plans to bring the chopine to the Consolidated States.

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