Nvidia launches the Nvidia Grid, serving all games to any device from the cloud. (check back for proper product interviews and demos to be filmed at Nvidia’s booth in the days to come)
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Testing out Microsoft Surface and Windows RT
Here’s my first playing around with the $599 Microsoft Surface with Touch Keyboard and other new Windows RT devices from Dell, Asus and Lenovo that are being released to the market.
I think the $599 is a bit expensive, and I’d like a full Chrome browser on RT, I’d like remote access to all x86 apps streamed over a cloud based x86 app hosting service, I’d like Google Search and Google Maps instead of Bing Search and Bing Maps, but otherwise I think the Surface is pretty cool! Lenovo also shows a pretty impressive 11.6″ Windows RT laptop, the Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11, but at $799 it’s quite expensive.
Malata Tablets at HKTDC Electronics Fair
Malata shows a range of impressive and cool MediaTek MT6577 and RK3066 dual-core based tablets.
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Sony Xperia Tablet S
Tegra3, a new thin form factor with a bunch of docks for it from keyboard, to standard dock, desktop dock to speaker dock. Sony is customizing Android with a few features such as overlay widgets and more.
Wexler at IFA 2012
Wexler is the first to have release a flexible plastics based E Ink e-reader. The Wexler Flex One is to be followed by other flexible E Ink devices, they also sell Tablets including a Tegra3 7″ tablet.
ChuangZhiCheng 7″ 1280×800 Tegra3 Tablet at IFA 2012
ChuangZhiCheng also makes some Dual-core RK3066 Tablets, some Ultrabook and some rugged computer.
Lenovo A2109, 9″ TN-LCD Tegra3 tablet for $299
Lenovo’s new 9″ TN type LCD Tegra3 tablet for sale for $299.
Toshiba AT300 10.1″ Tegra3 Tablet for $399/399€
Thin 1280×800 tablet with Tegra3.
Toshiba AT270, 7.7″ Super AMOLED Plus Tegra3 Tablet for $449/449€
So it’s kind of expensive at 449€ for a 7″ tablet, but it comes with a nice 7.7″ 1280×800 Super AMOLED Plus screen.
Kontron KTT30 Tegra3 mini-ITX motherboard announced
No price announced yet. Here’s a Tegra3 mini-ITX board.
Specs:
– ARM Cortex-A9 Quad Core 900MHz Processor with NEON Technology
– Integrated Chipset
– DRAM Up to 2 GB DDR3L memory down
– Graphics Ultra low power NVIDIA GeForce GPU with enhanced 3D capabilities; 1080p H264 MPEG-4 encoding/decoding Video Processor
– HDMI 1.4a (up to 1920×1080 pixel), 24 bit LVDS (up to 2048×1536 pixel @ 18bpp) and DSI (up to 1440×900 @ 18bpp), support for 3 independent displays
– 1x mPCIe, 1x mPCIe/mSATA, 1x mPCIe for 3G (oboard SIM socket) 2x SD card
– Target power consumption < 7W, full board
– USB 3x port USB 2.0 (2x Type A and 1x Micro (supports also device mode)
– Serial port 2x RS232 (1x 8wire RS232 port and 1x port which can be used either as cc-talk or 4wire RS232)
– Ethernet 1x 10/100/1000 Ethernet Controller
– CSI/DSI/12-bit par. Camara input, Bootable eMMC
– Mass Storage 2x SD Card, 1x eMMC ( Bootable), 1x SATA 2.0
– Sound Line in/out/mic, S/PDIF in/out (electrical)
– Operating temp. 0°C to 60°C
Find more information: kontron.com
Found via: blogeee.net
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Asus Tablet 600 with Windows 8 RT on ARM Tegra3
This new Windows 8 RT on ARM device is a bit like the Asus Transformer Prime but Asus does not want to call it a Transformer Book, it’s running Windows on ARM only, no dual-boot with Android for now (my guess is maybe they change their mind by the release of this device in October or whenever Windows 8 is released). This is kind of a prototype, although the hardware is pretty much the same as the Asus Transformer Prime with Tegra3, this one has 2GB of RAM.
AiShuo MiniPad w/HDMI 4.0 Tablet
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Trustime Ultraslim Android 4.0 Tegra 3 Tablet
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3-Q.hk Tegra3 1280×800 8.6mm tablet
They are talking about up to 64GB nand, up to 2GB ram, an ultra slim and light 10.1″ 1280×800 form factor. You can guess the price or contact them for more.
Gearomat, vending machine based on a web shop application
Gearomat hacks a vending machine with a 7″ Tablet touch screen to process the orders through a web shop.
Windows 8 on ARM Consumer Preview Mobile World Congress 2012 keynote presentation highlights
Here’s my 21-minute highlights video of the Windows 8 on ARM “Consumer Preview” event keynote at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
After the presentation, I was able to ask a few questions to Steven Synofsky and Michael Anguilo, here are some of those replies that I got:
– Desktop apps on Windows Store and Windows Store for ARM: They’ll clarify it to my email later. Steve Synofsky says it’s clear in the blog post. Windows Store is for Metro apps but there is a “parallel thing” (paraphrasing) for Desktop apps, the whole Third Party Desktop Apps for Windows 8 are not to be previewed on the Consumer Preview release yet.
– Multi-booting other OS when secure boot is in use. Steve Synofsky says that is up to the OEM. Secure Boot is a feature Microsoft provides as an option. The whole point of Secure Boot is that people cannot just “boot stuff from their garage”. But he did not seem to dismiss that OEMs can dual-boot for example Android or Ubuntu on the same device.
He didn’t say if Microsoft plans to do backroom deals with manufacturers to force them only to load Windows 8 and nothing else on devices or not, I guess not, but you never know… Maybe they do not apply “rebates” for OEMs that make things a bit “too open”, does that make any sense?
– Windows 8 remains just TI, Qualcomm, Nvidia business for now on ARM, as with Windows Phone, Microsoft limits the number of ARM Partners that can fully hardware accelerate their software platform for now. I think a lot of the other ARM chip providers are in discussions with Microsoft to see when they can also support their software. My guess is Microsoft wants a very high performance for the first supported ARM SoCs, that is why it only is being demonstrated on TI OMAP4470, Nvidia Tegra3 and Qualcomm Krait MSM8960 for now.
If I do get in contact with someone from Microsoft over email to get clarifications for Windows on ARM, please let me know in the comments what type of questions remain to be answered.
LG Optimus 4X HD, Tegra3 phone
This is the new high-end quad-core LG smartphone.
Fujitsu Quad-core Tegra3 phone
Fujitsu is showing some of their latest Android smartphone designs, here’s their new Quad-core Tegra3 based smartphone.
ZTE Era Tegra3 and ZTE PF112 (codename) with a mysterious Quad-core processor
ZTE is serious about high-end. Here’s their new Tegra3 phone and also a mysterious phone codenamed PF112 with a yet unannounced Quad-core processor. If you know which Quad-core ZTE’s PF112 is using, please post it in the comments.
ZTE Mimosa X and ZTE Acqua
Possibly the cheapest Tegra2 phone in ZTE Mimosa X and a likely affordable MSM7227A ARM Cortex-A5 device in the ZTE Acqua.