Designed especially for the education-market Chromebook category, MediaTek, a global semiconductor company, has launched its newest processor, the Kompanio 540. The chip promises much improved energy efficiency, opening the door for full-day use on lightweight, fanless laptops, the company claims.
MediaTek says the Kompanio 540 includes six Cortex-A55 cores paired with two high-performance Arm Cortex-A78 cores in its eight-core design. Additional specifications further emphasize the support for UFS 3.1 storage and advanced LPDDR5 memory. It provides a great opportunity for the students to go for faster data retrieval so that they can have more fluid multitasking.
The power usage is among the most important upgrades: MediaTek says the new chip offers up to 35% more battery life than the earlier one. generation (Kompanio 520) in Google Chromebook Kompanio 540 power more Chromebooks and bring a balance of power.” The vice president of Google ChromeOS
The Kompanio 540 also enables external 4K monitors, current connectivity standards including Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6, and a dual-core graphics engine. It is capable of working with less battery stress, controlling streaming, creative applications, and rudimentary gaming.
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Targeting educational institutions and students looking for strong, long-run battery machines ideal for digital learning environments, MediaTek
