MediaTek, today, July 15, 2014 announces the release of MT6795, flagship smartphone SoC which is said to be the first 64-bit True Octa-core LTE smartphone System-on-Chip with the world’s first 2K display support targeted at the premium consumer segments (through high-end phone manufacturers). The MT6795 chipset is capable of supporting WQXGA display format with high resolution of 2560x1600. The launch of the SoC is aimed at further revolutionizing 64-bit high-tech within the Android mobile community with speed of up to 2.2GHz, support for 120Hz display frequency and the capacity to create and playback 480 frames per second (fps) 1080p Full HD Super-Slow Motion videos! MediaTek’s 64-bit LTE SoC product portfolio Chipsets include - MT6795 for power users, MT6752 for mainstream users and MT6732 for entry level users.
MediaTek, a semi-conductor company which provides System-on-Chip solutions (SoC) for wireless communications (Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to GPS and NFC) and other technologies such as HDTV, DVD and Blu-ray. Applications for MediaTek chips include smartphones and feature phones, tablets, and digital televisions. The chipset maker headquartered in Taiwan, with offices worldwide (in Europe, United States etc.) and is one of the top 25 semiconductor suppliers globally by sales volume.
Key features of MT6795:
• 64-bit True Octa-core LTE SoC with clock speed up to 2.2GHz
• MediaTek CorePilot unlocks the full power of all eight cores
• Dual-channel LPDDR3 memory clocked at 933MHz
• 2K on device display (2560x1600)
• 120Hz mobile display with Response Time Enhancement Technology and MediaTek ClearMotion™
• 480fps 1080p Full HD Super-Slow Motion video feature
• Integrated, low-power hardware support for H.265 Ultra HD (4K2K) video record & playback, Ultra HD video playback support for H.264 & VP9, as well as for graphics-intensive games and apps
• Support for Rel. 9, Category 4 FDD and TDD LTE (150Mbps/50Mbps), as well as modems for 2G/3G networks
• Support for Wi-Fi 802.11ac/Bluetooth®/FM/GPS/Glonass/Beidou/ANT+
• Multi-mode wireless charging supported by MediaTek’s companion multi-mode wireless power receiver IC
So, for a few of the Nigerian mobile phone enthusiasts who feel MediaTek chipset-powered devices should be cheap could consider having a re-think as the firm has just charted a new course in 64-bit high-end mobile smartphones technology.

coolakins:
So, for a few of the Nigerian mobile phone enthusiasts who feel MediaTek chipset-powered devices should be cheap could consider having a re-think as the firm has just charted a new course in 64-bit high-end mobile smartphones technology.

You just ignorantly regurgitated marketing material without thinking.

Loads of big buzzwords to get you fanboys salivating, yet these are features SoCs from Qualcomm, Nvidia and Samsung can boast of already.

Good luck explaining away Tecno's crazy pricing of the Phantom Z...meanwhile FAR superior OEMs like Xiaomi are selling Octacore Mediatek phones for $160.

Mediatek on 2k, while Qualcomm is on 4k (QHD). Mediatek wise up please.

texazzpete:

You just ignorantly regurgitated marketing material without thinking.

Loads of big buzzwords to get you fanboys salivating, yet these are features SoCs from Qualcomm, Nvidia and Samsung can boast of already.

Good luck explaining away Tecno's crazy pricing of the Phantom Z...meanwhile FAR superior OEMs like Xiaomi are selling Octacore Mediatek phones for $160.

Thank you for your comments but your reference to 'buzz words' on this platform is needless really cos this is a mobile tech platform, so it's allowed. On Tecno Phantom Z's pricing, I have no axe to grind, just a tech analyst trying to praise some innovations around here.

Collinz2: Mediatek on 2k, while Qualcomm is on 4k (QHD). Mediatek wise up please.

And how of the Qualcomm's 4k phone(s) are you aware of?

Collinz2: Mediatek on 2k, while Qualcomm is on 4k (QHD). Mediatek wise up please.

There's no Qualcomm even 2k optimized chipset and please I hate mediatek

Herrmes: There's no Qualcomm even 2k optimized chipset and please I hate mediatek

So, why do you hate MediaTek sir? I encourage to visit their website and read more about the firm and let's see if you won't be impressed at the end of the day.... www.mediatek.com

coolakins:
So, why do you hate MediaTek sir? I encourage to visit their website and read more about the firm and let's see if you won't be impressed at the end of the day.... www.mediatek.com

Hahahaha, I could never do that even in a thousand years, just hate it for no obvious reasons

Herrmes: Hahahaha, I could never do that even in a thousand years, just hate it for no obvious reasons

Lols... No pee!

OohMpa:

Mumu....Get your äss off the big words.It's still gonna be cheap

oh yea?

coolakins:
And how of the Qualcomm's 4k phone(s) are you aware of?

guy wise up u use tecno enough. Lg g3 is 4k and upcoming galaxy note 4 is 4k. ok?