Apparently the new Samsung Galaxy S smartphone packs a Hummingbird chipset on an Android device and apparently is 3x faster in graphics processing that the much talked about Snapdragon 1GHz CPU reports an article over on devicemag.
They gained this titbit of information courtesy of an article over on android and me, and apparently the Samsung Galaxy S handset has a Cortex-A8 processor that is paired with a PowerXR SGX540 CPU which delivers greater computing speeds.
The Snapdragon QSD8x50 1GHz processor processes twenty-two million triangles per second whereas the Samsung Galaxy S 1GHz app processor hit up some ninety million triangles per second.
So far the only smartphone to pack the PowerXR SCX540 CUP are the Samsung Galaxy S and the Samsung Wave and this is way not much is known about the PowerXR SCX540 CPU.