Android Laptop Review: Hivision PWS700CA

Posted by – January 29, 2010

This is the world’s first video-review of the Hivision PWS700CA ARM9 Powered Android Laptop, find more info at Hivision’s website. (Hivision, which I previously video-Interviewed about cheap Laptops from the trade shows at CES 2010 and IFA 2008)

Hivision Android Laptop

The Hivision PWS700CA is based on a Rockchip RK2808 600mhz ARM926 processor, 128SDRAM, 7″ 800×480 screen, 720p Video playback support, WiFi, Ethernet, audio input/output and weights only 650grams.

The price has not yet been announced officially because Hivision is looking for worldwide distributors who will then decide how much it will be sold for to end consumers. But you can understand that if Hivision was able to sell those types of laptops for $98 to distributors more than a year ago (when I filmed my popular video from IFA 2008), then surely the mass manufacturing price has not gone up since then. My expectation is that if a giant consumer electronics reseller such as Walmart or Best Buy approaches Hivision today to order huge quantities of this laptop, it could be sold below $100 to end users.

I’ve seen those kinds of cheap laptops running Windows CE or some less optimized Linux distribution at Buy.com (2), at Amazon.com, at Kmart.com and plenty other places for even cheaper. The point of this video is to show that Android can make all these cheap laptops much more usable when it comes to browsing the web. The Android browser is much better than the one in Windows CE or the Mozilla-based ones used in other Linux distributions. More usable web browsing means more people will want to buy it, which means even cheaper prices.

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  • https://launchpad.net/~riot777 Riotta

    This is the shape of things to come. It's kinda impressive see even older ARM9 processor which is pretty capable. ARM Cortex netbooks gonna be even faster and more multimedia friendly. I think Google will not help with adoption of Android on netbooks too much, vendors will have probably to customize Android on its own but that can be achieved. Like with HP Android Smarbook showed at CES, it had really netbook friendly c customized Android and even dedicated keyboard keys which was really sweet.

  • Charbax

    I think it would make sense to add a Chrome browser icon in Android and thus provide the full Chrome web browser for Android laptops. That would be a pretty good combination of Android and Chrome. How hard could that be?

    Also, I think it would be logical for Google to filter applications when they are well optimized for higher resolution and larger screens than the ones used on the small smart phones.

  • Tehrasha

    I find this far more appealing than Apple's iPad.

  • None

    Yea, if it is added with touch screen capability on laptop, then it is ipad could be nothing.

  • Steve

    Just the fact that this is a Linux kernel running on ARM is nice step forward. At $100 it's a no brainer, provided there's an unfettered shell in there somewhere.

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  • amazingagainlol

    it looks more llike something from the 90's , uncomparable to the ipad even with touch screen ability

  • http://lkcl.myopenid.com/ lkcl

    we sent out 200 enquiries for these kinds of systems, a couple of weeks ago, and got about 10 responses. of the 10 responses, about 5 of them included unnecessary specs for Intel Atom 8.9in or 10.1in systems, which were not asked for but interestingly showed absolutely nothing available for less than $190 (ex tax and shipping). also interestingly, VIA C7 ULV systems weren't that much cheaper, or had 800×480 7in LCDs.

    it was only when you got down to the ARM 7in systems that the prices became interesting. ARM7 and ARM9 systems with completely inadequate 300mhz or 400mhz CPUs were being priced at $60 to $80; Samsung ARM11 systems were priced at around $110 (and one TI OMAP Cortex A8 system a whopping $200). There was even one ARM11 8.9in 1024×600 netbook priced around $135.

    so there is this yawning chasm of price ranges, with the older inadequate systems (usually running WINCE 5 and with 64mb or 128mb of RAM) below $80, then a few systems around $110 to $140, then absolutely nothing until you get to $190 and then it's Intel, Intel, Intel all the way.

    I haven't found one single system yet with a 1280×800 10.1in LCD with an ARM CPU. it's almost as if it's an anathema to these designers to think that a low-power low-cost CPU could ever be “good enough”. but the thing is that i know several debian developers and other free software users who would buy such systems instantly, and use them as their main machine.

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    what makes you think that android android android is everything everything everything? you are aware for example that debian, the basis for ubuntu and dozens of other linux distros, has _thirteen_ up-to-date hardware ports, including ARM CPUs and the IBM s390 mainframe?

    i'm currently running ubuntu (because it came sold with it) on an IGEPv2 board with 256mb of RAM and a 600mhz ARM Cortex A8, and it's absolutely fine.

    so yes, by the time you get to the 1ghz dual-core A9, and you add 1gb of RAM, you've got a system that is comparable to any of the Atom Netbooks you can get right now.

  • http://lkcl.myopenid.com/ lkcl

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  • Charbax

    I've seen them at Buy.com (2), at Amazon.com, at Kmart.com and plenty other places for even cheaper.

    The point of this video is to show that Android and the much faster Android web browser can make all these cheap laptops much more usable when it comes to browsing the web. The Android browser is 100x better than the one in Windows CE or the previous Mozilla-based one they would integrate in those $100 Laptops. More usable means more people will want to buy it, which means even cheaper prices.

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    I haven't seen such smooth and fast web browser as in this Android distribution optimized for this ARM9 based laptop with only 128MB RAM. Also, Android seems great for apps when it comes to making them with as little bloat as possible and keep system requirements to the minimum. Don't you agree?

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    Please subscribe to my RSS feed, I plan to find these cheap ARM Powered laptops that you are looking for during the next few weeks. You can already find some really interesting ones at 10.1″ and even 12.1″ with the latest fastest ARMv7 processors in my Laptops category: http://armdevices.net/category/laptops/

  • stoffer

    It would be even better if it would run a normal Linux, since repositories are full of software for normal Linux.

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    “some kind of crappy linux”??? what do you think Android is made of?

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    The full Chrome browser could be added as an icon in Android, don't you agree? This way there would be a full webkit based browser right there within Android, and with user interfaces optimized for browsing on laptops.

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    No offence to the other Linux distributions that were used in previous of these cheap ARM Laptops that I have seen, but the web browsing experience is much faster using Android for some reason. Google must have done some really awesome work optimizing the web browsing experience. And they surely have even more optimizations that they can make, basic ones like optimizing it for the laptop form factor instead of the touch screen.

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    I don't agree that Android is the solution for netbooks or mobile. I think GNU/Linux or other complete operating system is the real answer and surely they have the capabilities to match every android performance. Just the issue is that the GNU/Linux wasn't worried about user experience on these devices (may be maebo). I am sure a team of 10 really focused and capable Linux developers can match every iPhone/Android feature.

    The reason that the full chrome browser is not added for Android is precisely that it will run very slow and it's not optimized for low ram/cpu. iPhone has the same issue, its browser doesn't have all the webkit features.

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  • https://launchpad.net/~riot777 Riotta

    Android is actually a Linux system with custom built graphical environment with mobile devices in mind, it is optimized very good for such low power devices basically out of the box, other custom Linux distros which was shown on these Menq/Razorback/Hivision low power netbooks were not optimized at all cause usually it was some crappy commercial distro which was ported very fast only for demonstration purposes. I personally would like to see Chrome on Ubuntu like devices with Freescale i.MX51 and Marvell Armada 510 based devices. Like showed by Charbax Quanta EBOX device some posts ago. I bet it would be very appealing internet experience.

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