The recently announced Snapdragon 865 is known as the first mobile phone chipset to support 2160p@120fps.
What I wonder about is that the pixel rates of mobile phone video cameras has not developed as much as in the earlier days.
- 720p@30fps: 2009
- 720p@60fps: 2012
- 1080p@30fps: 2011
- 1080p@60fps: 2013
- 2160p@30fps: 2013
- 1080p@120fps: 2015
- 2160p@60fps: 2017
- 2160p@120fps: 2020
The jump from 2160p@30fps to 60fps took four years. And we are still at 60fps in 2019.
2020 will finally bring 2160p@120fps after three more years.
I wonder why it took so long. Maybe a technical reason.
But the jump from 1080p@30fps to 60fps and 2160p 4K took only two years.
The recently announced Snapdragon 865 is known as the first mobile phone chipset to support 2160p@120fps.
What I wonder about is that the pixel rates of mobile phone video cameras has not developed as much as in the earlier days.
- 720p@30fps: 2009
- 720p@60fps: 2012
- 1080p@30fps: 2011
- 1080p@60fps: 2013
- 2160p@30fps: 2013
- 1080p@120fps: 2015
- 2160p@60fps: 2017
- 2160p@120fps: 2020
The jump from 2160p@30fps to 60fps took **four years**. And we are still at 60fps in 2019.
2020 will finally bring 2160p@120fps **after three more years.**
I wonder why it took so long. Maybe a technical reason.
But the jump from 1080p@30fps to 60fps and 2160p 4K took only **two years.**
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