The Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 series CPUs. The choice for Qualcomm was simple. Not only do they make CPUs for handhelds, but they also make CPUs for computers therefore consolidating the purchase line to one company instead of 2. It also minimizes the number of components that have to be supported in the Senitrus native kernel, even though the extended kernel will be around. With that said, the systems will be based on the lineup of the handheld.
The A and W will use the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 CPU. This will run at 3.8Ghz speed which in my opinion is pretty good. However, this is yesteryear’s CPU, and not the fastest anymore even though they were the top of the line when it became a new CPU. The P lineup will use the Snapdragon 8 Gen 6 CPU. This will run at 5Ghz, and both CPUs will have a 5G modem in it to keep with the latest of cellular standards. With that said, all three line ups of the handhelds should be snappy, and fully capable to handle just about anything out there.