Vsmart introduces smartphone with the most powerful chip ever

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(Techz.vn) The phone has RAM of up to 8 GB, the most powerful chip ever.


Recently, a smartphone from Vietnamese brand Vsmart called “Max Pro” has suddenly appeared on the benchmark benchmarking page Geekbench.

Accordingly, Vsmart Max Pro is equipped with sm7150 chip, the code name of Snapdragon 730 – a chip that is highly appreciated in terms of performance, has appeared on Samsung Galaxy A80, Xiaomi Redmi K20, Realme X2 … Comes with chip 8 core from Qualcomm at 1.8 GHz.

Vsmart Max Pro is based on Android 10 and is likely to have the VOS 3.0 interface being developed. The RAM memory records up to 8 GB, most likely there will be an option of 6 GB.

Based on the above parameters can be seen, Vsmart Max Pro aims to be a mid-range product. The Snapdragon 730G chip on the device allows this model to be an alternative to the current Vsmart Active 3.

Geekbench is a familiar application for technology enthusiasts to check device details such as: CPU performance, GPU performance, processor, RAM, etc.

https://electrodealpro.com/vsmart-m...rible-configuration-in-the-mid-range-segment/

 

[FairAndUnbiased]

another bought chip. should be:

Phone assembled in Vietnam with imported American chips, Chinese PCB, even Chinese imported paint.

 

[Viet]

another bought chip. should be:

Phone assembled in Vietnam with imported American chips, Chinese PCB, even Chinese imported paint.

Nonsense
The phones are made here. Hoa Lac.
Capacity: 125 million smartphones per year.
For chinese customers: if you buy 10 you get 1 free.

https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Co...to-lift-phone-capacity-to-125m-with-new-plant

 

[FairAndUnbiased]

Nonsense
The phones are made here. Hoa Lac.
Capacity: 125 million smartphones per year.
For chinese customers: if you buy 10 you get 1 free.

https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Co...to-lift-phone-capacity-to-125m-with-new-plant


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"made" lol. with imported parts, imported machinery, imported expertise and there is no original tech contribution from Vietnamese.

this isn't even on the level of Xiaomi which has an OEM ecosystem based on their AI products yet is otherwise an assembler too. This is on the level of no name phones for Cricket Mobile.

if this was 1/10th as good as even Xiaomi, this would be as profitable as Xiaomi, but it isn't, so it isn't. the best way to use a Vietnamese phone is to recycle it.

 

[Viet]

"made" lol. with imported parts, imported machinery, imported expertise and there is no original tech contribution from Vietnamese.

this isn't even on the level of Xiaomi which has an OEM ecosystem based on their AI products yet is otherwise an assembler too. This is on the level of no name phones for Cricket Mobile.

if this was 1/10th as good as even Xiaomi, this would be as profitable as Xiaomi, but it isn't, so it isn't. the best way to use a Vietnamese phone is to recycle it.

Xiaomi?
What is that?
A new chinese chicken rice?

 

[FairAndUnbiased]

Xiaomi?
What is that?
A new chinese chicken rice?

It's a billion+ dollar multinational mobile company that produces flagship smartphones even Vietnamese might be able to afford.

 

[fadine]

Lame comparison, Vsmart is a manufacturing company, after all it will design its own chips, xiaomi is just a sticker.

 

[Viva_Viet]

Xiaomi?
What is that?
A new chinese chicken rice?

Xiao mean little. Mi mean Millet.

Xiaomi is little pathetic millet, going Nowhere like Hwei phone, which is dead outside CN, without help from daddy US

 

[KAL-EL]

Xiao mean little. Mi mean Millet.

Xiaomi is little pathetic millet, going Nowhere like Hwei phone, which is dead outside CN, without help from daddy US

Will daddy US still be selling weapons to the rebels?

 

[Viva_Viet]

Will daddy US still be selling weapons to the rebels?

Sure. Thats why daddy US stop selling Android, chips to Hwei.

Making billions dollars from selling weapons is much better businesses

 

[8888888888888]

Vsmart looks like it copied how Chinese company works without any intention of doing R&D hardware research, basically a typical company that has to depend on USA.

Might as well buy Samsung.

 

[Journeyman]

"made" lol. with imported parts, imported machinery, imported expertise and there is no original tech contribution from Vietnamese.

this isn't even on the level of Xiaomi which has an OEM ecosystem based on their AI products yet is otherwise an assembler too. This is on the level of no name phones for Cricket Mobile.

if this was 1/10th as good as even Xiaomi, this would be as profitable as Xiaomi, but it isn't, so it isn't. the best way to use a Vietnamese phone is to recycle it.

Xiaomi and the rest of chinese smartphone makers also import system on chip, flash memory, flat screen display, and the rest of the parts.

 

[Viet]

Beautiful

Vsmart

and of course

bphone

 

[prashantazazel]

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Vsmart Max Pro Revealed With Extremely Terrible Configuration, In The Mid-Range Segment?
Posted on June 15, 2020 Authorelectrodealpro Comment(0)
Post Views: 6




(Techz.vn) The phone has RAM of up to 8 GB, the most powerful chip ever.


Recently, a smartphone from Vietnamese brand Vsmart called “Max Pro” has suddenly appeared on the benchmark benchmarking page Geekbench.

Accordingly, Vsmart Max Pro is equipped with sm7150 chip, the code name of Snapdragon 730 – a chip that is highly appreciated in terms of performance, has appeared on Samsung Galaxy A80, Xiaomi Redmi K20, Realme X2 … Comes with chip 8 core from Qualcomm at 1.8 GHz.

Vsmart Max Pro is based on Android 10 and is likely to have the VOS 3.0 interface being developed. The RAM memory records up to 8 GB, most likely there will be an option of 6 GB.

Based on the above parameters can be seen, Vsmart Max Pro aims to be a mid-range product. The Snapdragon 730G chip on the device allows this model to be an alternative to the current Vsmart Active 3.

Geekbench is a familiar application for technology enthusiasts to check device details such as: CPU performance, GPU performance, processor, RAM, etc.

https://electrodealpro.com/vsmart-m...rible-configuration-in-the-mid-range-segment/

Good specs for a mid range phone.
Inscribe 'Made in Vietnam' on the back in easily visible font. It will sell well in a lot of places.

 

[FairAndUnbiased]

Xiaomi and the rest of chinese smartphone makers also import system on chip, flash memory, flat screen display, and the rest of the parts.

True which is why I compared them and not Huawei, but at least Xiaomi had smart marketing.

BTW, Xiaomi display uses BOE.

https://www.gizmochina.com/2020/04/...gets-its-panels-from-samsung-display-and-boe/