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Snap! Snap! Snap!
800, 801, 810!
One thing bothers me..
I have seen many threads over the internet about Snapdragon chipsets. People are writing about how 801 is much better than 800, and 810 is a way better than 801 even if they are all clocked at same speed. But is it that so?
I understand that the higher the number is means its newer chipset and of course better than previous, but differences between those numbers are minor right?
So can someone explain me what features does Snapdragon 801 has over 800? Why should I buy a phone with Snapdragon 801 instead of 800? Is it REALLY worth the extra money?
800, 801, 810!
One thing bothers me..
I have seen many threads over the internet about Snapdragon chipsets. People are writing about how 801 is much better than 800, and 810 is a way better than 801 even if they are all clocked at same speed. But is it that so?
I understand that the higher the number is means its newer chipset and of course better than previous, but differences between those numbers are minor right?
So can someone explain me what features does Snapdragon 801 has over 800? Why should I buy a phone with Snapdragon 801 instead of 800? Is it REALLY worth the extra money?