Samsung at the presentation of its new Galaxy The S5 said the phone will feature a 4GHz quad-core Snapdragon 801 processor. However, due to Samsung's inattention, there was also a mention that an 2,5-core version of the phone would also be available, which caused a wave of speculation, especially after Samsung subsequently deleted any traces of this version. Well, now we learn that the 8-core version of Samsung Galaxy The S5 actually exists and will actually be sold. However, there is one catch.
This is the version that reached the Indian market. This version of the phone has an Adonis Prime2 processor, which is based on the big.LITTLE architecture. It contains two quad-core processors, one with a frequency of 1,9 GHz and the other with a frequency of 1,3 GHz. In other features, the phone is virtually identical, as it includes 2 GB of RAM, a 16-megapixel camera, IP67 water resistance certification and much more. Thanks to the specs on Samsung India's site, we also learn that the battery will last up to 21 hours of talk time on a single charge on WCDMA networks. Below you can see the promotional image that revealed the 8-core Galaxy S5 and which Samsung later deleted.
*Source: Samsung India
