UNISOC Unveils T610, A Chipset For Unparalleled Premium Smartphone Experience - GADGET-INNOVATIONS

UNISOC Unveils T610, A Chipset For Unparalleled Premium Smartphone Experience

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UNISOC, a leading global supplier of core chipsets for mobile communications and IoT, has unveiled the new generation processor T610 to give Indian users a superior performance and faster mobile application processing experience. T610 is a processor designed to be used in smartphones, tablets, etc., and adopts a 12nm process that features two 1.8 GHz Arm Cortex-A75 CPUs and six 1.8 GHz Arm Cortex-A55 CPUs while the GPU uses the 614.4MHz Mali G52.

 

 

 

The UNISOC T610 based on 12nm process boosts the single-core performance by 45% compared to other competing products and the multi-core performance by over 25%. The new 8-core architecture 4G mobile platform uses the flagship DynamIQ design based on the fifth-generation Vivimagic image engine solution for significant performance enhancements. 

 

 



With excellent support from their memory verification laboratory, the UNISOC T610 supports a wide variety of memory particles available on the market while supporting a much more comprehensive memory frequency range up to 1600 MHz.




The UNISOC T610 supports high-end 4-shots for ultra-wide angle, wide-angle and telephoto three-channel to achieve accurate image restoration with no switching delay. T610 also supports applications such as wide colour gamut management, screen brightness adaptive, smart resolution, blue light suppression and so on that results in more robust multimedia performance. Its new 3A synchronization technology ensures that there is no brightness jump on the screen while the sensor is in the process of switching.





UNISOC is a leading name in the global core chipset market for mobile devices and IoT. It is one of the only four companies that make 5G chips in the global market and one of the very few names that have fully mastered 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, TV FM, satellite communications, and other full-scene communication technology. 



New Delhi, 14 July, 2021