In an email to its customers, Qualcomm announced that it has decided to stop production of the Snapdragon developer board because the product does not meet the company’s desired “quality standards”.
By the way Jeff Girlingthe software developer, those who pre-purchased the Snapdragon X Mini PC will get their money back. Even those few people who received this device will get their money back without having to return the product.
“At Qualcomm, we are committed to pioneering technology and providing premium experiences to our valued customers,” the email said. The supply of more than 30 computers based on the Snapdragon X series is a testament to our ability to provide advanced technology and the desire of the computer industry for our next-generation technology. However, the development kit product did not meet our usual quality standards and unfortunately we have decided to discontinue this product and support it.”
The Snapdragon X Elite developer board was a unique product that was unveiled at the Microsoft Build event on May 21. Qualcomm’s minicomputer was specifically designed for Windows ARM-based software development. The sale of this product started in the middle of August with a price of about 900 dollars.
Qualcomm’s mini PC uses a 12-core Snapdragon X Elite X1E-00-1DE processor with 42 MB of cache memory, a working frequency of 3.8 GHz and a boost frequency of 4.3 GHz, and 32 GB of LPDDR5X RAM and 512 GB of NVMe storage space. It comes with
It is said that there is still a possibility of making mini computers based on Snapdragon X chips; A subject that Cristiano AmonQualcomm’s CEO has clearly confirmed it. He said that he will release desktop versions of these chips soon.
