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The New Snapdragon X Is Qualcomm’s ARM Chip for Lightweight PCs
If you weren’t tired of ARM-based PCs, Qualcomm says its new Snapdragon X eclipses X86 in power efficiency for cheap PCs.
Qualcomm Snapdragon X Chip Brings Copilot+ PCs To $600 Range
Qualcomm's new Snapdragon X Platform brings power and efficiency to $600 laptops, scheduled to launch in the coming months.
With New Snapdragon X Chip, Qualcomm Targets $600 Windows Laptops
An upcoming budget-focused Snapdragon X processor will join the X Elite and X Plus lines. The company is also bringing its CPUs to the market for mini desktops.
Qualcomm brings its Snapdragon X chips to mid-range Windows laptops and desktops
Qualcomm's latest chip for PCs, Snapdragon X, announced at the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show, is aimed at the mid-range market.
Snapdragon X chip unveiled at CES 2025 for more affordable Copilot+ laptops and even mini PCs — what we know so far
The new CPU is set to arrive on a new range of Copilot+ PCs in early 2025, with Acer, ASUS, Dell Technologies, HP and Lenovo on board. Not only is it aimed at budget laptops, but it will also deliver the world’s first mini desktop PCs powered by Snapdragon X chips.
Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon X chips bring Windows on Arm to cheaper laptops
Qualcomm is introducing another Arm laptop chip to its Snapdragon X series today, lowering the cost of Copilot Plus PCs to around $600. The new Snapdragon X joins the existing Snapdragon X Plus and X Elite and will be available in a variety of devices from Acer,
New Qualcomm chips should make $600 Snapdragon PCs a thing
Today at CES, Qualcomm announced its new Snapdragon X processor. The company aims to bring fast performance as well as efficient battery life to a wider market by designing the chip with mainstream and budget laptops in mind,
Qualcomm set to bring fast Snapdragon X performance to mid-range laptops with new chipset
Laptops with the hardware are said to be powerful yet energy efficient. Also, Qualcomm is developing a Snapdragon X Series desktop.
Qualcomm reveals Snapdragon X chip for AI PCs, new desktop system at CES 2025
Qualcomm is lining up the Snapdragon X against Intel’s ( INTC) Core 5 120U processor, which is also used to power mid-range PCs. Overall, the company says its Snapdragon X offers better performance per watt than the competing Intel chip and is better suited for AI tasks.
Qualcomm’s New Chips Will Bring AI to $600 Personal Computers
Qualcomm Inc. introduced new chips designed to power personal computers capable of running the latest artificial intelligence software yet cost as little as $600.
Qualcomm unveils Snapdragon X Platform, expanding affordable AI-powered PC options
Qualcomm Technologies Inc. today announced the Snapdragon X Platform, the fourth platform to join the Snapdragon X Series ...
Is Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 still a solid choice in 2025?
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Snapdragon X series is coming to $600 Copilot+ PCs
Qualcomm's Snapdragon X series chips are coming to Copilot+ PCs which will cost around $600. Dell, Lenovo, and other ...
Redmi 14C 5G with Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 launched in India: Check price, specifications here
Xiaomi has launched the Redmi 14C 5G in India, featuring a 6.88-inch HD+ display, Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 processor, and a 50MP ...
Garmin and Qualcomm Reveal Next-Gen Digital Cockpit Solution Powered By Snapdragon Cockpit Elite Platform
Garmin and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. today at CES 2025 announced the expansion of their automotive technology collaboration with the new Garmin Unified Cabin™ 2025, a next-generation digital cockpit ...
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Samsung won't use own chip or RAM inside Galaxy S25: Qualcomm Snapdragon, Micron LPDDR5 instead
Samsung reportedly moving all-in with Qualcomm for its new Galaxy S25 family: Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, even uses Micron ...
Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2, Dimensity 9500 to get a big power boost
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