Qualcomm’s flagship SoC for 2013 features Krait 400 cores clocked at 2GHz+, new Adreno 330 graphics with support for 2560x2048 displays, along with 4G LTE and the usual plethora of features found on previous Snapdragons.

Sadly though the 800 is a bit too late to score big smartphone design wins. The Qualcomm 600 already powers the Galaxy S4, HTC one and Optimus G Pro, so we will have to wait a bit before we see the 800 in any mainstream phone.

It looks like the Qualcomm 800 and Tegra 4 will have to slug it on in the tablet space, as both are set to appear halfway between smartphone rollouts.