Found on a Chromebook in Walmart, never seen this before

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  1. Its a very popular cpu manufacturer for android smart phones (and for chromebooks naturally)

  2. Major_Enthusiasm1099

    Mediatek makes alot of SOC for mobile phones

  3. doctorfreeman0

    arm cpu. way more power efficient than modern x86 cpus from intel and amd. might aswell be the future of desktop processors

  4. Grouchy_Vehicle_8001

    it was a real cheap ARM back in the days now they make decent chips (dunno what that one is) they are still used in generic android tablets, if the tablet isnt snap dragon, its liekly a mediatek chip

  5. Mediatek Kompanio 500, rebranding of Mediatek Helio P60T which designed for tablet or Chromebook. An Arm-based SoC.

  6. fart-to-me-in-french

    Did people forget google exists?

  7. Neat-Box-5729

    Mediatek Kompanio 500, rebranding of Mediatek Helio P60T which designed for tablet or Chromebook. An Arm-based SoC.

  8. ZakLobster

    It’s like Apple silicon but it’s not.

  9. ch1nomachin3

    MTK basically a worse Snapdragon, dunno exactly if that’s a cpu or a soc.

  10. builder397

    Its basically a Cortex A53 and a Cortex A73 slapped into a single die with an iGPU. Those two CPUs are common in low-and-mid-range smartphones and have 4 cores at 2Ghz each for 8 total in a big.LITTLE arrangement, so itll use A53s for low demand situations and use A73s for performance.

    Without knowing other specs I cant really predict its performance, but if youre looking for something basic that can do web browsing, video calls and other light workloads it should be decent. If a smartphone can do it, then this thing can do it.

  11. ZeroNine2048

    you could have googled literally the text from the sticker and got your answer. people these days…..utterly pathetic. Is someone telling you to breath also?

  12. RayphistJn

    I think they are used in lower end smartphones

  13. More people will know about them in 6-12 months.

  14. AgathoDaimon91

    Seems a bit heavy and not cheap for some e-waste? Heavy as a midrange laptop, 3.44 lbs.
    At least if it had UFS instead of EMMC storage.

    I did not know MediaSlowTek Chromebooks are already available to waste money on.

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