Xiaomi has shared numerous details about its Xring O1 chipset on launch day alongside the arrivals of the Xiaomi 15S Pro and Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra. Combining a 10-core CPU and a 16-core, the Xring O1 is also said to run more efficiently than peers like the Snapdrgaon 8 Elite or Apple A18 Pro.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Xiaomi-Xring-O1-officially-detailed-with-3-million-scores-achieved-in-AnTuTu.1022360.0.html
In both the initial summary paragraph and the closing paragraph of the story, the GPU term is missing or incorrectly shown as a CPU.
IMO, the big question is what is the breakdown of the antutu score? if they just slap on faster storage/ram to push the 'memory'/'UI' score sky high, then it's not really that impressive is it?
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This is just China's political mobilization to package open source and imported technologies into independent achievements. At least the federal government of the United States knows all this very well. They will not violate the advertising law in China, which is in a gray area, but not necessarily in the United States. They may be audited and punished.