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Status of this ground breaking Google TV Powered smart TV solution made by Logitech. This video features some information on the software updates and developments happening on this platform.
AmLogic 1.2Ghz ARM Cortex-A9, 8″ 800×600 screen, could be an affordable such option.
Uses same 9.7″ panel as on the iPad, it uses the Texas Instruments OMAP3630 ARM Cortex-A8 processor.
Android based, Panasonic is showing some kind of video playback trigger functionality where you can use the Android tablet as a visual remote control for a compatible HDTV.
Sharp is launching these tablets with their new high quality LCD touch screens.
Uses the same 3D screen that is in the upcoming Nintendo 3DS device.
Dual SIM Card, Android 2.2 compatible, based on the Marvell PXA935 processor, with a nice 4.8″ capacitive screen, removable battery. It’s to be sold for about $200 (probably in bulk).
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This tablet comes for $140 in bulk with a 3G option for $50 more or a 800×480 resistive/capacitive downgrade for $25/15 less.
This is LG’s Super Phone, Nvidia Tegra2 ARM Cortex-A9 Powered, here’s some HDMI output usage demonstrated and the screen close up.
An awesomely thin and light 109 grams Android Super Phone from LG using the Texas Instruments OMAP3630 ARM Cortex-A8 processor, it comes with LG’s new 700nit NOVA LCD screen and Wi-Fi Direct functionality demonstrated in this video.
Here’s a 4.3″ capacitive LTE enabled phone by LG powered by the Qualcomm MSM8655 processor.
Here’s a similar hardware setup as the iPad, but using the Freescale ARM Cortex-A8 i.MX51 processor, it includes a same 9.7″ capacitive LCD panel from LG.
Here’s a 7″ capacitive Android tablet by South-Korean iStation they call Zood, it comes with a 3D capable capacitive touch screen (through polarized glasses).
Here’s a 5″ resistive arm11 tablet from iStation.
It monitors your body 24 hours a day, you strap it to your upper arm, it’s not too heavy but could probably be lighter (I think they should make it a light and compact wrist watch). It has 3 axis accelerometer monitoring all movements, it measures sweat, it’s a pedometer, heart rate and body heat monitoring and based on your height and weight it can calculate calorie output/usage with 90% accuracy (so they say) using clynically approved methods. It’s available on Amazon.com
10″ and 14″ Laptops with ARM Cortex-A9 and running Ubuntu presented by Nufront. After having shown development kits for a couple months, now they are showing these real laptop prototypes integrating their ARM Cortex-A9 Dual-core processors. This is a taste of future awesomeness from the ARM ecosystem soon enough powering all our laptops. Nufront is also showing a laptop prototype running their processor.
Freescale dominates the e-ink e-reader market. Their next generation i.MX508 e-ink e-reader processor allows for more performance, faster refresh rates (limited by e-ink technology), lower cost (e-ink readers could be sold at half the price, $99 e-ink e-readers are now possible), most cool is Freescale works to provide Android support on these next generation e-ink e-readers. This is cool because Android support can provide cool useful apps such as news readers, rss readers, chrome to phone functionality and more.
Here’s Dell’s new 7″ capacitive Android tablet powered by the Nvidia dual-core Tegra2 platform.
CEO and founder of Notion Ink shows the Pixel Qi version of his Nvidia Tegra2 tablet. Explains what his company has been working on and documenting on http://notionink.wordpress.com/ the development of an awesome dual-mode dual-core Android tablet. This tablet is due to be shipping now soon to customers who can pre-order their tablets on http://notionink.com
This is the ultimate combination for the future of laptops, ARM Power and Pixel Qi display for 40-50 hours battery runtime. This Genesi laptop uses the Freescale i.MX51 processor.
