Guotai Junan: Qualcomm Launches XR2 New Platform, Major Brands Actively Follow Up | Micro Research Report
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发表于 2024-1-8 13:08:45
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Qualcomm launches the second-generation Snapdragon XR2+platform that supports 90FPS of 4.3K resolution spatial computing, with a 15% increase in GPU frequency and a 20% increase in CPU frequency. It also supports 12 or more parallel cameras and powerful terminal side AI. The Apple Vision Pro defines the basic industry direction, and brands such as Samsung, Google, and Qualcomm are expected to launch XR products.
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