Sentences with phrase «processor spec bump»

Yes we know it got a small processor spec bump, but for the most part it's the exact same device that was announced over a year ago.

Not exact matches

A bump in specs would be logical as well, with for example an improved processor and a screen with a better resolution.

Though it's more likely the Galaxy Tab could see more than just HSPA +, including a spec bump to a better processor, improved screen etc..

On the inside, the Note 4 bumped up all of the meaningful specs, with either a 2.7 GHz quad - core or 1.9 GHz octa - core processor, 3 GB of RAM, 32 GB of internal storage and a new 16MP camera that boasts proper OIS for better nighttime photography.

To put things short, the major bump in specs here appears to be the move from the 4 series to the 5 series Exynos processor.

It has pretty much the same specs as its smaller sibling and can be specified with the same processor, although RAM is bumped up to as much as 8 GB while internal storage goes up to 1 TB of HDD space.

It received a spec bump last summer, but still uses a relatively old processor and lower - res display.

But in the meantime, Apple's giving the current Mac Pro line a spec bump that will freshen it a little and give pros a bit more value for their dollar — a $ 2,999 rig with 6 - core Intel Xeon processor, dual AMD FirePro D500 GPUs, and 16 GB of memory; and a $ 3,999 rig with an 8 - core processor and dual D700 GPUs.

As for internal specs, apart from the RAM we've already mentioned, the processor will definitely get another performance bump, while storage sizes are likely to stay the same across the board, starting at 64 GB.

The rumors are that Razer is indeed planning a follow - up to its 2017 launch, with a processor upgrade perhaps the biggest bump in terms of specs (the well - equipped Razer Phone 1 already has a huge 8 GB of RAM).

The top - end Chromebook Pixel today got a spec bump with the latest 5th - generation Intel Core processors and USB - C ports.

Beyond that, we're likely looking at a slight bump in specs highlighted by a new 64 - bit Apple processor, possibly branded A7X.

Yes, the S9 packs that hyper - luxe Super AMOLED display, powerful new Exynos 9810 (Snapdragon 845 in the US) processor, 4 GB of RAM, and 64 GB of internal storage — all of which are very competitive and lead to a great hardware experience — but it was not iterative spec bumps that won the S9 this award.

Glass Enterprise Edition (EE) has some serious business - related spec bumps, including longer battery life, faster and more secure Wi - Fi, and a speedier processor.

Instead, the smart money is on the current MacBook range getting a spec bump on the inside, most likely with Intel's new Kaby Lake processor.

The $ 330 device — or $ 300 if you're a teacher or student — is the same price and form factor as the previous generation, but it's received some nice spec bumps, like the upgrade from the A9 processor to the A10 Fusion.

On the inside, the Note 4 bumped up all of the meaningful specs, with either a 2.7 GHz quad - core or 1.9 GHz octa - core processor, 3 GB of RAM, 32 GB of internal storage and a new 16MP camera that boasts proper OIS for better nighttime photography.

The shell will look mostly the same, and the camera and processor inside might be getting small spec bumps.

Both get a spec bump to the «A10 Fusion» processor clocked at 2.4 and 2.45 GHZ (7 and 7 Plus, respectively) as well as an additional GB of RAM in the Plus model (bringing it to 3 GB).

The Galaxy Camera 2, as it's called, refines the design just slightly and bumps the internal specs — a larger battery, faster processor and double the RAM.

Of course if you do want a speed and spec bump, there are more expensive models of the ZenFone 2 with a faster processor, double the RAM and quadruple the storage — you'll just have to pay about $ 100 more for it.