#Snapdragon for Galaxy

The rumor is surprising given Samsung's recent partnership with Qualcomm in featuring the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset "for Galaxy" in the recent launch of its S23 flagship series. Aside from giving users a slightly higher clock speed, the "for Galaxy" chip ensured that all S23 units shipped globally would carry the Qualcomm chip and not Samsung's Exynos which has had the tendency of overheating and throttling in the past. Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Book 6 Edge, its first laptop powered by Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon X2 Elite processor. It also leans into Samsung ecosystem features like Storage Share, Multi Control, Second Screen, and Nearby Devices, so it’s meant to stay pretty smooth with Galaxy phones and tablets for a kind of seamless connection. Samsung Galaxy Book 6 Edge specs: 16-inch AMOLED display Snapdragon X2 Elite chipset 16GB RAM 1TB storage USB Type-C USB Type-C HDMI port microSD card slot USB-A port headphone jack Gray Blue SOURCE It's already confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy Tab will be launched in the Philippines before end of October (that's next week!) and we finally got the retail price down to the dot -- Php34,990 (thanks to our source). The price isn't surprising (though I thought it would be a bit higher by a couple grand) considering its baby brother, the Galaxy S, sells for Php32,000. Read more in our articles including "Samsung reportedly developing in-house Galaxy Chip" and "Samsung unveils Galaxy Book 6 Edge with Snapdragon X2 Elite".