iPhone X Questions regarding A12 chip

I think that one part is assigned to the GPU.

 

Just the way they list it. My iPad says 1.94gb and my X says 2.76gb

 

My X on iOS 11 was 2.72 and now it’s 2.76 on iOS 12. iPad Pro 10.5” shows 3.91, same as on iOS 11.

 

I'm dumbfounded about why Apple called this chip Bionic. Does Apple understand the definition of BIONIC - where is the electromechanical body part in this chip? Typical BS marketing by Apple.

 

There is little to none. They soent all engineering effort into shrinking the process to 7nm, not improving the conputational capability.
Intel does similar tick tick tock cycles.

 

Your holding the phone(A12)in your hand. That’s enough for Timmy.

 

Considering portable phones are literally glued to people, they probably could be called 'third ear' and be accurate.

 

It is simply marketing, it doesn't have to make any sense to a particular person it is just something to differentiate that product versus something else.

Is a Snapdragon CPU snappy or a dragon?
Is a Core i5 - 5 CPU's? i7 - 7CPUS?
What happened to Windows 9?
Where is iPhone 9?

You can look across probably hundreds or thousands of products and think....what? Why is it named that?

Because it makes you think about it again usually. Just make is memorable. It doesn't have to be logical to every person. It's ok.

 

True. It’s the same with use of the word “turbo”. My shaver blade doesn’t have exhaust air routed through impeller blades.

 

Exactly my point; anyone who believes in turbo manual blades and Apple's Bionic chip marketing can be sold anything.