GNB at http://g-netbook.com does $140 or cheaper 7″ Freescale iMX31 533MHz ARM11 Powered Laptops that run Android. Check out this video to see the Android in action where I also try to browse on some websites.
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Touch Revolution demonstrates Android washing machine, Android micro-oven, Tablets and more
They have a reference design and development kit for a 7″ Capacitative Android tablet running on a Marvel PXA310 processor for manufacturers to integrate Android in any type of applicances including Washing Machines, Micro-ovens, Printers, Tablets and VOIP phones.
Entourage Edge Android dual-mode Tablet e-reader at CES 2010
Here’s an overview with one of the product engineers on the Entourage Edge which was a big hit with attendees of the CES 2010 and it seems to work pretty fine and should be released already next month.
Astri dual-mode Android e-ink e-reader
Marvell was showing this interesting dual screen with a 5″ e-ink wacom touchscreen on one side and a 4.8″ WVGA LCD touch screen running Android on the other side.
ICD Tegra2 powered Tablet
Posted by – January 17, 2010
Here’s one of the Tegra2 powered 7″ Tablets shown to be distributed by Verizon including 3G internet access.
$109 Tablet by Menq at CES 2010
They have Windows CE on it for now, but they plan to have Android running on it soon. Check also my previous Menq video review of the Menq EasyPC E790 which is based on the same hardware as this Menq Tablet.
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ApusOne ARM Processor platform for cheap Android Laptops and Tablets
ApusOne provides ARM based SoC for cheap Laptops, Tablets and set-top-boxes. They are demonstrating their platform running Android and Windows CE. The Apus One MAP100 processor decodes 720p at 300mhz and next generation Apus One MAP200 processor can decode 1080p/i at 800mhz. Bill of Material for an Android Laptop with 720p playback is $70, the 4.8″ Android Tablet would be $70 and the set-top-box is only $30.
SMiT MID-560 Android Tablet at CES 2010
Posted by – January 14, 2010
They worked on it since my IFA 2009 video, now the design of this Samsung ARM9 based 4.8″ Android tablet is closer to final. It seems responsive, fast, they are showing it with the Google Marketplace integrated (probably a hack for now) and they are basically saying that it is final and ready to be shipped to distributors.
Cydle M7 Android Tablet and Chromium OS Netbook
Posted by – January 14, 2010
This 7″ Tablet will have a $199 MSRP with built-in ATSC and a plan to have the Google Marketplace integrated. They are also saying that they will provide ARM Cortex based Chrome OS netbook.
Marvell runs Chromium OS on the Armada 510
Posted by – January 14, 2010
Marvell is showing a demonstration of Chromium OS running on their Armada 510 processor. There are still a lot of optimizations that need to be done to utilize hardware acceleration to optimize the web browser speed.
SGW 7″ Android Home Tablet
Posted by – January 14, 2010
Here’s another 7″ Android tablet, which can also be used as a TV remote control.
HOTT M700 is a 7″ $120 Tablet
Posted by – January 14, 2010
It runs Windows CE for now, but they are working on an Android version as well.
Alex Reader by Spring Design at CES 2010
It has both a 6″ e-ink screen and a 3.5″ capacitative touch screen LCD that runs Android. So the Android screen is thus able to do all kinds of advanced things and interact with contents to send over the the e-ink screen.
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Hivision demonstrates cheap 7″ Android Laptop at CES 2010
Posted by – January 11, 2010
Hivision which I filmed in my very popular video from IFA 2008 have worked very hard to port Android to their latest ARM9 500mhz 7″ mini Laptops. They offer an extremely impressive fast and Android integration, with a surprisingly fast Android web browser over WIFi and Ethernet. The price for the laptop at retail could be $149, more or less, it depends on the distributors.
They borrowed me their 7″ Android Laptop for the next few days. I am very impressed with the speed of web browsing on this device. I will do an extensive video review one of these next few days, especially showing you the web browsing speed considering this version of Android is not even yet optimized by Google for Laptop form factors.
LG Expo with add-on projector
Posted by – January 11, 2010
LG Expo with add-on projector is using an 1ghz Qualcomm Snapdragon runs Windows Mobile 6.5.
Lenovo LePhone (Chinese market Android customizations)
Posted by – January 11, 2010
It has about the same features as the Nexus One, a 3.7″ AMOLED capacitative touch screen, a 1ghz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. But this one runs a customized Android user interface for the Chinese market instead of running the full Google Experience. It should be sold at below $300 unlocked in China when it is released.
Motorola XT800 Android at CES 2010
Posted by – January 11, 2010
3.7″ WVGA Texas Instruments OMAP3 Android smart phone by Motorola. Also comes with dual CDMA and GSM sim card reader. It is probably one of the worlds first phones with a mini-HDMI output and bother 720p camcorder and 720p video playback support. I should be able to stream Youtube in 720p quality onto a HDTV as well.
Motorola MT710 at CES 2010
Posted by – January 10, 2010
Here’s another new Motorola Android phone with a 3.7″ resistive touch screen with a stylus input useful for pen text input which is popular in China for entering the Chinese characters, and comes with Chinese Mobile TV. It uses a Marvell ARM processor and runs the China Mobile version of Android called ophone.
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Motorola Backflip at CES 2010
Posted by – January 10, 2010
A new design for an Android phone by Motorola where the screen flips on the back of the keyboard.
