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This is perhaps one of the first makers to use the TI OMAP4430 and later OMAP4460 in a set-top-box.
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Tokyo Electron Device Co Ltd demonstrates Android apps support on Windows.
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At Computex 2012, Texas Instruments is showing off the OMAP5 Development Platform, showing its fast GPU performance vs the iPad3, showing its fast web browser performance, showing 1080p 60fps high bitrate video playback and more.
This is TI showing support for the Wi-Fi Alliance’s mirroring technology, for users to beam the content on their phones, tablets and laptops to a screen using WiFi.
TI now also shows Dolby Surround support on the OMAP4 platform.
Check out Windows 8 on a $68 VIA 8850 Powered 7″ capacitive tablet! (just a home replacement) What is the difference in performance and potential features between an optimized Android Home Replacement and a “real” native Windows RT machine?
I think it is obviously meaningless for Microsoft to insist on making Windows 8 a separate closed/proprietary/incompatible ecosystem to Android. And it’d be even more wrong if Microsoft wants to forbid tablet and laptop makers to dual-boot Android with Windows RT.
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http://r2u.jp/en/ provides a system to deliver content, monetize online content, and place advertising on Android.
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80$ish RFTech 7″ Tablet w/ ICS feat. Allwinner A10 IPS 1024×600 1GB, Bluetooth included 100$ish MediaTek version w/ 3g built in
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At the MiTAC GFX ARM Powered Server launch at Computex 2012, Gary Rumney, Senior Advisory Engineer at MiTAC, the architect of the MiTAC GFX ARM Powered Server system and Ian Ferguson, Director of Server Systems and Ecosystem at ARM talk at the launch of the MiTAC GFX ARM Powered Server system at Computex 2012.
This is the unveiling of the MiTAC GFX ARM Powered Server at Computex 2012 during the 25-minute keynote presentation by Ian Ferguson, Director of Server Systems and Ecosystem at ARM and Mark Shuttleworth, leader of the Ubuntu Project.
Here are some convertibles Ultrabooks with touch screens shown by Pegatron, Foxconn, Inventec, Lenovo, Samsung, Acer, Lenovo, NEC, Sony, Asus, LG, HP and Toshiba. All are showing new Ultrabooks at Computex 2012 but that doesn’t mean that they are going to sell many. In fact, Intel does not want to answer the quantity question. I don’t know anyone who has bought an Ultrabook and I don’t know anyone who wants to pay $1000 for a laptop. I’d like to see $199 ARM Powered Ultrabooks sooner rather than later.
Seshu Madhavapeddy talks about how Texas Instruments works on their OMAP4 and OMAP5 processors to be in the Galaxy Nexus and in a whole range of other high-end smartphone and tablet devices.
