Nothing Phone 3a Series Will Be Powered by a Snapdragon Chipset

Nothing is going to be launched on March 4, the phone 3A series. Before the launch, the company has shared important information about the upcoming smartphone. Any CEO Carl Pei revealed that the handset would be equipped with a Snapdragon chipset. In comparison, its predecessor, Nathing Phone 2A series was operated by MediaTek Demensity Processor. The smartphone brand also said that the upcoming series would get an important CPU and Neural Processing Unit (NPU) upgrade. The latter on-device will improve the Artificial Intelligence (AI) processing.

Nothing Phone 3A to facilitate a snapdragon chipset

One in Community postPEI announced the decision to move away from MediaTek for any of the upcoming phones 3A series. He said, “I am happy to announce that we are going back to the Qualcomm Snapdragon series with the phone (3A).” While the CEO did not explain any details about the mobile platforms used for these phones, he claimed that the CPU would be 25 percent faster and the NPU phone would be 72 percent faster than 2A Plus.

In an earlier report, it was claimed that nothing can be equipped with Snapdragon 7S General 3 chipset to the phone 3A. It is also said that the facility of 6.8-inch Full-HD+ AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate. The smartphone can also come with Nothing OS 3.1 based on Android 15. It is also likely to maintain the gliff interface.

Separately, nothing is rumored to sport an additional button on the right side of the phone to the phone 3A, which can be for the camera. Other principles estimate that the button may be an action button, which is used for on-device AI or even a multi-one with a multi-twenty-one function.

The company has also said that nothing will be gathered at its manufacturing plant in Chennai. The company has more than 500 employees, of which women make 95 percent of the workforce, the company said. It is not clear whether the units collected will be sold exclusively in India or will also be exported to other markets.