Aikun has patented the Morphus X300 design, and is happy to see Nintendo join them in the same direction for the future of gaming. Aikun encourages Nintendo to reach out and to officially release all the back-catalog of Nintendo games from Gamecube, N64, SNES, NES officially into the Google Play, into an officially Nintendo-supported 3D-display enabled, controller optimized Nintendo games emulator for Android. For example, Nintendo could offer a $5/month or $10/month fee for unlimited gaming on Android/Switch, that could be perfect, and it could be very lucrative for Nintendo, to make all their games compatible with the 3 Billion Android devices that are shipped every year. We definitely expect that Nintendo Switch is also Android based and offers an LTE Sim card slot version, also possibly leading the way for a Nintendo Phone, Nintendo HDMI Stick TV Dongle and more. Android Smart TVs could have the Nintendo Switch Android app pre-loaded (with a 3-months free trial). Nintendo should also program and release all their Nintendo Switch games to be compatible with all modern Android devices, not to only run on Nintendo’s own hardware. Game developers only need to program their games once for Android, and that should make the games also available on all other Android devices shipped in the world. At the same time also Nintendo can release high quality well designed side game controller Bluetooth accessories to be used using with any sized smartphone and with any tablet, to add high quality game controls on each side of any Android or iOS device. Right now, Aikun encourages all gaming fans to consider buying the Aikun Morphus X300 which is immediately available on https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B017CWO2CK and on http://aikun.co/index.php?ac=article&at=list&tid=114 (with Amazon.com ($249), Amazon.de (249€), Amazon.fr (249€) and Amazon.jp (28999¥) links and stock to be available by November)
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JmGO S1 Laser TV, JmGO X1 1080p DLP Projector with auto-focus
JmGO shows their latest short-throw 4000lumen DLP Laser projector, projecting on a 100″ screen, it can also project to 120″ in FHD. It has a built-in Mstar6A828 Quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 with Quad-core Mali450 GPU running JmGO’s custom UI on Android 5. The projector offers an extremely large and bright image projected at a very short distance, with 50000″1 contract ratio, supporting a clear image size up to 300 inches, the system supports many codecs decoded at up to 4K, Ethernet, Miracast, Airplay, DLNA and more. The price is about $3755.
JmGO X1 is JmGO’s new 1080p projector with auto-focus, using a smart camera system or sensor it automatically can focus regardless the distance it is at from the wall, at 950Lumen, it costs about $751 in China. Also running the Mstar6A828 Quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 with Mali450 GPU, also comes with an amazingly awesome remote control with a clickable scroll wheel well placed for thumb usage.
Here you can also see JmGO’s official presentation videos for JmGO S1:
and for the JmGO X1:
$41 Snapchat streaming Video-glasses by Spardar
Spardar Shenzhen shows their Wi-Fi direct streaming video-glasses, 40 grams, with 1 hour battery life, can store the video on MicroSD or stream it through your smartphone to the cloud. Mass production is starting now.
Distributors can contact Spardar here:
Hanna
681@sbd555.com
skype: spardar681
Mobile: +8613824326853
http://www.sbd555.com (please let them know you watched this video)
The $80 Electric Car, Scooter board turned into a car by Hong Technology
Add this $15 seat adapter to a $65 self-balancing scooter, and you’ve got a $80 electric car with about 20km range per charge and a quite high top speed. They say that it won’t explode under you, and if you are a good driver you shouldn’t end up under a car while using it. Beware though, it seems easy to accelerate to top-speed using this setup.
Distributors can contact Hong Technology here (please let them know you watched the video):
Lily, Sales Manager
lily.zhan@hong-group.com
+8618926042006 (also wechat, whatsapp 18926042006)
+86(0755)61587869
skype: hxjs03
$69 Gole2 on Indiegogo, Intel Z8350 Windows10 or Allwinner A64 Phoenix OS
Introducing Gole2 on Indiegogo at http://igg.me/at/gole2 starts at $69 (early bird for the Allwinner A64 ARM Powered version), here I show off both the Intel Cherrytrail Z8350 Windows 10 based Gole2 and the Allwinner A64 Quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 Phoenix OS Android based Gole2. It comes with 1xUSB3, 2xUSB2, HDMI, Ethernet, Mini-Jack, MicroSD and more.
Gole’s official website: http://gole.tech
Linaro Connect Las Vegas 2016 opening keynote
This is the official keynote video by George Grey, CEO of Linaro welcoming attendees to the conference and giving an update on the latest projects taking place at Linaro. You can check Linaro’s official YouTube channel at http://youtube.com/linaroorg for videos of all the keynotes and sessions at the Linaro Connect Las VEgas 2016 which is happening right now September 26-30th 2016.
$15 Pine64 Development Board on 64bit Allwinner A64 Quad-core ARM Cortex-A53
Pine64 is one of the most successful 64bit ARM development boards yet, raising $1.7 Million on Kickstarter, shipping to 36,781 backers, it’s released as a $15 development board, featuring the 64bit Allwinner A64 Quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 with ARM Mali400 MP2 GPU. Allwinner announces their partnership with Microsoft to get Windows 10 Azure IoT to run on this development board. It can also run several Linux, Android and more.
Allwinner Partner Conference 2016
Here’s a tour at the Allwinner Partner Conference 2016 in Shenzhen China. Where Allwinner joins with their partners in Shenzhen to discuss and develop the roadmap for the future of Allwinner powered devices, showing examples of devices powered by Allwinner such as Bluetooth and WiFi speakers, Allwinner powered machine learning software, home karaoke machine, Allwinner powered Drone potentially soon with obstacle avoidance and follow object tracking features, portable TV player, educational tablet, video-conferencing device, digital photo frame, 2-in-1 tablet laptop convertible, point-of-sale device. Allwinner is also pushing strongly into the all-in-one VR segment, Remix OS Laptops and Desktop, Set-top-box aiming for OTT Set-top-box solutions for the operator to deploy.
Allwinner Partner Conference 2016 introduction
Allwinner organises their Partnership Conference in Shenzhen, talking about some of the new and upcoming technologies powered by Allwinner. Trying to guide the ecosystem in the right direction, deciding the roadmap for the future. Allwinner is not just tablets, it’s now also expanding into new areas such as VR, IoT, Laptops, Desktops, Set-top-boxes, Windows Azure and more. Industry insiders who want to develop new projects with Allwinner can contact Damien of the Business Development department at Allwinner here: Damien@allwinnertech.com
Haidiyun POS for Restaurants and Stores
ZED Haidiyun presents their Rockchip RK3128 Quad-core ARM Cortex-A7 based Point-of-sale tablets, with 1GB RAM, 8GB Flash, running Android and their customized Restaurant ordering system UI as an app. The specialized POS tablet costs about $105, with compatible waiter vibrating wristbands at $10 each for instant notifications of orders placed and of calling of waiter with displaying of table number. Haidiyun is right now selling their solution at about 10 thousand pieces per month, mostly selling in China and expanding now to worldwide.
Distributors can contact ZED Haidiyun here:
David Lee, Director
lifei_mr@zediel.com
Mobile:+86 139 2460 2698
ARM architect: Steve Furber
Architect on the first ARM Processor at Acorn Computers in Cambridge in the early 1980s, Steve Furber together with Sophie Wilson (3-parts interview: part1, part2, part3), were leading the advanced R&D team at Acorn Computers. Together they invented and designed the World’s first ARM Processor, a design that later influenced the designs used for tens of Billions of ARM processors shipped around the world. Now the ARM licencees are shipping ARM Processors at a rate of about 15 Billion processors per year. Today, Steve Furber is a professor of computer engineering at the Manchester University, leading the SpiNNaker project, a massively-parallel computer architecture trying to simulate large-scale neural networks in real-time, as a research tool for neuroscientists, computer scientists and roboticists, trying to understand the human brain’s functionality.
Allwinner Headquarters Tour in Zhuhai China
Tour of Allwinner’s new Headquarters in Zhuhai China, with Damien, of Allwinner’s Marketing and Business Development department, showing us around the ground floor and the 5th floor at the Allwinner headquarters, with around 600 employees working on CPU design, software design, OS development, solution development. Allwinner has been leading the worldwide Android Tablet market selling tens of millions of ARM SoCs over the past years, with new opportunities in Remix OS Laptops, 2-in-1 Laptops using Double OS dual-UI of Android for productivity, Gaming consoles, All-in-one VR (2), the Internet of Things and lots more being developed. Industry insiders who would like to develop business with Allwinner can contact Damien here: Damien@allwinnertech.com
Indiegogo: Aikun Morphus X300 3D Gaming tablet
Launched now on Indiegogo Aikun Mophus X300 is the influence for Nintendo’s upcoming NX portable console, in the design for gamepad control on each side of the nice glasses-free 3D display. Available at $249 for early bird orders on Indiegogo, the retail price is to be nearer $329, it will also be available on Amazon soon in Europe and in the USA. Powered by the Allwinner A83T Octa-core ARM Cortex-A7 with PowerVR SGX544 GPU. The future of console gaming must be made for Android, and the Aikun Morphus X300 shows how the form factor of the future of gaming must implement gamepad controllers on each side of the display, which is what Nintendo for sure is developing for the Nintendo NX platform of the future. You can back and buy the Morphus X300 now on Indiegogo and get it shipped this September.
Distributors can contact Aikun here:
Mail : celia@aikun-china.com / master@atek-china.com / rob@aikun-china.com
Website: http://www.aikun.co
Contact information: http://www.aikun.co/html/about/contactus/
Tel.: (+86) 6110 2468 – 6110 2858
Factory Address:
A2 building, Lianhe Industrial Park, Fengtang Road,
Fuyong, Baoan, Shenzhen, China
Kickstarter: iLepo i30 3D earphones with DSP technology
Now launched on Kickstarter iLepo i30 is Industry’s first Digital 3D earphones with DSP technology for automatic 3D space generation for any audio content. iLepo 3D’s audio processing algorithm adds spatial distribution to the sound, reconstructing the source audio in a 3D space, making the experience different compared with normal single level, two-channel stereo sound, providing a better 3D sense of space and surround audio. iLepo 3D audio Algorithm distributes the sound into 3D spaces and rebuilds them by automatically adding and substracting tiny sound delays and sound response algorithms separately in each ear to realize an experience that “feels like being there” reproducing the experience of sound coming from directions around the user, creating a new experience in listening of music, movies and games on any device. Available to back now at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1071048519/ilepo-i30-3d-earphones-with-dsp-technology
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZ1co2B2UW4
$19 iLepo Active Noise Cancelling earphone on Indiegogo
Introducing iLepo ANC(active noise cancelling) earphones starting at $19 andon Indiegogo at http://igg.me/at/ilepo offering the cheapest high quality active noise cancelling earphones on the market.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFqEj1TcqCc
If you want to get a free sample to post a video review of one of these earphones on your YouTube channel, you can fill out the form here.
SoftBank Pepper Humanoid Robot Business
Before SoftBank announced their intention to acquire ARM, here’s the latest SoftBank Pepper Personal Robot with Artificial Intelligence deployed all over Japan, with voice conversations, it can Reads Emotions from people’s face. More than 11 thousand Pepper Robots have been deployed in Japan, at the entrance of SoftBank Telecom stores, and in many other stores and malls all over. Previously I interviewed Aldebaran Robotics Founder Bruno Maisonnier before he sold his company to SoftBank
My Opinion on ARM’s acquisition
This had to happen after Brexit.
Masayoshi Son seems to be a good person, he says he wants maintain ARM’s independence while he’d like to improve ARM, but I worry if SoftBank has enough cash and future prospects to be able to sustain accelerated growth. Masayoshi Son is Japan’s richest man, but is that enough? How many Billions of dollars can SoftBank spend on accelerating ARM’s growth? Must ARM rely on the Japanese economy and on Alibaba’s stock price going forward?
While I have always been one of the biggest Google fanboys, yet I have also been very disappointed when Google doesn’t invest its cash where I think it’s needed. Hardware. I wish Google’s Alphabet would make a counter-offer, it could be at $45 Billion or so. Alphabet can afford it with their $75 Billion in cash on hand. Then ARM can be the A in Google’s Alphabet. I believe Alphabet would have enough cash and prospects for growth to fund ARM’s required accelerated growth.
The future of Technology has ARM at its core. Everything in the world needs to use ARM. It’s very important how the company is managed and how it is owned. I do wish to see technological developments surrounding ARM for it to get the proper backing in terms of cash. If SoftBank can have that type of cash and the desire to make it happen, that can be good. But I believe Alphabet has that kind of cash, I just wonder if they have the desire.
Alphabet should offer $45 Billion for ARM with all the same conditions as SoftBank. Larry Page, Sergey Brin, get to it.
One thing’s for sure. Europeans will loose control over the last remaining hope for global technological leadership. Thank you Brexit.
ARM CEO Simon Segars about SoftBank acquisition
Official video released at https://www.acceleratingtech.com/ a site to explain the SoftBank acquisition of ARM, they claim:
– SoftBank’s £17 offer price gives ARM shareholders a 43% premium on Friday’s closing share price and a 41.1% premium on the all-time high share price
– Assurance to double ARM’s UK headcount in the next five years and increase headcount outside the UK
– Leaves ARM’s successful partnership business model, culture and brand unchanged
– Great endorsement of UK tech
