MediaTek unveiled some high-performance chipsets for smartphones last year and, now, the company is eying upon the growing wearables market. At the CES 2015, MediaTek has announced its MT2601 SoC crafted for wearable devices, which is based on the Google’s Android Wear platform. The MT2601 is powered with a 1.2GHz dual-core ARM Cortex-A7 CPU paired with an ARM Mali-400 MP GPU. The chip can also be connected up to the... Read More
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