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512MB to 1GB RAM, for $73 in bulk, shown here at the HKTDC Electronics Fair. $11 more for capacitive.
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This $100 ARM Cortex-A8 Laptop may be fast enough for a full Android/Chrome OS Laptop.
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Yinlips is showing their new portable Android game consoles using the Boxchip A10 which has the Mali-400 GPU which seems to playback all console game emulators smoothly up to N64, maybe even newer. They are showing 4.3″ resistive, 5″ resistive and capacitive and 7″ capacitive portable game players.
Meotec uses a lot of aluminium etc in their new 9.7″ private design.
They are showing an original 9.7″ Tablet casing design.
Gadmei shows interesting 8″ 1280×800 and 1280×768 tablets powered by the AmLogic single-core ARM Cortex-A9 platform.
Coby is one of the major Chinese tablet makers. Here are some of their latest ones shown at the Canton Electronics Fair.
At the Canton Electronics Fair, I found perhaps the supplier or the partner of DVIP Phaeton that I filmed last CES that was showing this 2″ MT6516 based Android wrist watch.
Includes a 5″ capacitive screen, runs on MT6573, the next design next month will incvlude the MT6575 processor, it includes a compact keyboard on the side of the device.
Amoi shows an MT6575 Android phone with imminent ICS support, the price is about $130 for bulk orders. It includes 2 batteries, total capacity is 2530mAh so you can remove one battery while the other still powers the phone. The full MediaTek features are of course included, including Dual-sim card support WCDMA/GSM, in mass production by the end of this month.
Using the Kopin Golden-i 3.8 headmounted wearable computer for augmented video-blogging, Panasonic GH3 for highest video quality