Google Octopus – Benchmarks With Intel Celeron N4100 And Android 9.0
I'll be the first to admit that my investigation has been short on today's scoop, but it may interest a lot of you that there are Google Octopus benchmarks on the internet and that Google Octopus even runs Android 9.0.
Power comes in form of a Intel Celeron N4100 processor with variants of 4GB and 8GB of RAM, 32-bit and 64-bit, and a motherboard codenamed anything from “meep” to “mimrock.”
Google's next tablet is of course the Google Pixel Slate, due for release on November 22 in just 3 countries, and it just happens to be powered by a Intel Celeron processor on the entry level version.
Google Octopus, whatever it is, fake, real, experiment, hack, can squeeze out up to 2200 in single-core scores on Geekbench 4, while then landing at around 3900 in mult-core score under the same configuration.
It has been benchmarked several times the last three days with multi-core scores ranging from 3300 to over 6300.
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