VIA Technologies ARM processors are powering the cheap Android Laptops I filmed such as the $65 FirstView PC706V and the $90 10″ PC100
Category: OS
DigiLife Tablet with built-in Projector
A tablet unlike all the others! Made by a DigiLife, a producer of professional vga camcorders, it adds a built-in vga projector to a 10″ capacitive touchscreen.
OS: Android
Processor: Samsung Cortex A8
Target price: less than 200 US$ !!
Sharp PC-T1 Ubuntu Tablet
This is the tablet version of the Netwalker on sale in Japan. It has a resistive touchscreen and is powered by a Freescale i.MX51 processor.
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Exclusive: Pegatron 10″ capacitive Android Tablet
This 10′ Tablet is manufactured by Pegatron and has a Freescale i.MX 51 processor.
Here are some of the specifications:
LVDS 10.1 1024×600 16:9
Camera (1.3Mpix)
Wifi n,
3G optional
BlueTooth
HDMI output
2 USB,
Sim slot
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Android Pavilion at Computex 2010
Loads of cool, innovative products shown at the Android pavilion at Computex 2010.
Google Q&A: Chrome browser as just an app in Android Smartbooks?
I was lucky to be able to ask Sundar Pichai, Google Vice President of Product Management some questions during the Google Cloud Computing Q&A session at the Computex 2010 consumer electronics conference in Taipei Taiwan. Here are the questions I was able to ask during the Q&A:
1. Chrome browser as just an app in Android Smartbooks? (this video)
2. Google Marketplace on Tablets?
3. Native Code to support video and photo editing in Chrome?
Google Q&A: Google Marketplace on Tablets?
I was lucky to be able to ask Sundar Pichai, Google Vice President of Product Management some questions during the Google Cloud Computing Q&A session at the Computex 2010 consumer electronics conference in Taipei Taiwan. Here are the questions I was able to ask during the Q&A:
1. Chrome browser as just an app in Android Smartbooks?
2. Google Marketplace on Tablets? (this video)
3. Native Code to support video and photo editing in Chrome?
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Google Q&A: Native Code to support video and photo editing in Chrome?
I was lucky to be able to ask Sundar Pichai, Google Vice President of Product Management some questions during the Google Cloud Computing Q&A session at the Computex 2010 consumer electronics conference in Taipei Taiwan. Here are the questions I was able to ask:
1. Chrome browser as just an app in Android Smartbooks?
2. Google Marketplace on Tablets?
3. Native Code to support video and photo editing in Chrome? (this video)
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