The first chipset in the new Dimensity 7000 series, the Dimensity 7200, was just unveiled by MediaTek.
The new chipset has advanced AI imaging capabilities, strong gaming optimizations, and 5G, all while utilizing power-saving techniques to provide longer battery life.
“The MediaTek Dimensity 7000 series will be vital for mobile gamers and photography enthusiasts who are looking for an affordable way to squeeze the most battery life out of their phones without skimping on performance.”
CH Chen, MediaTek, Deputy General Manager of Wireless Communications Business Unit
Dimensity 7200 details
This octa-core CPU integrates two Arm Cortex-A715 cores, featuring operating speeds of up to 2.8GHz, with six Cortex-A510 cores.
To further optimize power and performance, MediaTek’s built-in AI Processing Unit (APU) maximizes the efficiency of AI tasks and AI fusion processing.
Additionally, the MediaTek HyperEngine 5.0 technology which is aimed at gamers offers improvements for fluid gameplay, AI-based Variable Rate Shading (VRS) for power savings, and smart resource optimization for CPU and GPU.
The SoC also boasts a powerful Arm Mali G610 GPU that supports fast response times and sustains high frame rates.
In addition, with MediaTek’s Imagiq 765 and a 14-bit HDR-ISP, the Dimensity 7200 supports 200MP main cameras for epic photography.
Additional features of the Dimensity 7200 include:
- Up to 6400Mbps memory frequency and UFS 3.1 for maximum storage.
- MediaTek MiraVision Display with HDR supports the latest standards including HDR10+, CUVA HDR, and Dolby HDR.
- Up to Full HD+ and 144Hz for brilliant displays.
- AI SDR-to-HDR video playback for enhanced multimedia experiences.
- Bluetooth LE Audio technology and Dual-Link True Wireless Stereo Audio for wireless earbud support.
Dimensity 7200 will power 5G devices launching in the global market in Q1 2023. To learn more about MediaTek’s Dimensity lineup, click here.
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