Pixel Watch 4 Specifications Leck shows a new co-processor, Battery Boost

While we are approaching the start, the Pixel Watch 4 begins to run so strongly

According to a leak yesterday, the Pixel Watch 4 retains the same Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 for a third year. A Android headlines The report adds that Google will use a new M55-CO processor. The M33, which the Pixel clock used from the start, was published by ARM in 2016. Google used the co-processor to relieve tasks from the main chip and take things per second.

The M55 dates from 2020, whereby today's contribution is mentioned, as it will “be able to cope with the AI workload with a fraction of power”.

It brings energy-efficient digital signal processing (DSP) and machine learning (ML) to the Cortex-M family. With the Cortex M55 processor, developers can use the user-friendliness of Cortex-M, a single toolchain, optimized software libraries and an industry-managing ecosystem. The processor enables the integration of the differentiation of AI techniques and remains in the system costs and energy restrictions of IoT devices.

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The chips are combined with 2 GB RAM and 32 GB of memory as before.

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The next upgrade of Pixel Watch 3 Spec is up to 3,000 nits display that comes from 2,000 nits peak brightness today. Otherwise it is the same 320 PPI amolated LTPO with an update rate of 1–60 Hz.

Google increases the estimated battery life. The 41 mm pixel clock 4 (325 mAh) receives up to 30 hours with the ever-on display and 48 hours with battery savers. On the 45 mm model (455 mAh) it is 40 hours of AOD and 72 hours with battery savers.

From the Pixel Watch 3, Google quotes the same 24 hours AOD and 36 hours with battery savings over the two sizes. In practice, the larger size becomes much better battery life.