Samsung launched its first quad-core chipset in mid-2012 named Exynos 4 Quad 4412. Exynos 4 Quad, the first Quadcore SoC in Smartphone The use of the 32nm process drastically improved the efficiency of the device carrying it, more raw power, and an improved battery. In 2012, Samsung launched a new variant of Exynos 4 Dual built around a more efficient 32nm process.
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Exynos 4 Dual was build using the same manufacturing process 45nm, but it came with an improved, more powerful Mali-400 MP4 GPU, capable of recording Full HD videos at 30fps. It was 2011 when Samsung decided to go multicore with its Exynos 4 Dual SoC. With Exynos 3 single, Samsung completely blew away the Snapdragon offering - Snapdragon QSD8650A. But Exynos 3 soon gained its popularity and was eventually used in many devices like the galaxy tab, Samsung wave series smartphone, and the Google Nexus S. Samsung Galaxy S was the first smartphone with an Exynos 3 single processor. The Exynos 3 single publicized by Samsung as the first 1.0GHz mobile processor came as a flash of light that immediately grabbed mobile Industry attention. Exynos 3 single was the first Exynos chipset by Samsung launched under Exynos branding, manufactured using the 45nm process paired with the powerful POWERVR SGX 3D graphics engine. It all started back in 2009 with the introduction of the Samsung Hummingbird S5PC110, later named Exynos 3 single.
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