German company Interpad will be showing off an interesting tablet at the upcoming IFA show in Berlin: a 10in boy running Android 2.1 on an Nvidia Tegra 2 processor.
Said system-on-a-chip operates at 1GHz and has 1GB of DDR 2 memory to play with.
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Tegra-based tablets have been few and far between since Nvidia announced …
The cheapest version (€399) will have no 3G and no GPS and as such will not qualify for Google Apps and the Android app market. Which makes it a bit useless, as many Android tablets right now.
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Nvidia Tegra 2 tablet to debut at IFA show
German company Interpad will be showing off an interesting tablet at the upcoming IFA show in Berlin: a 10in boy running Android 2.1 on an Nvidia Tegra 2 processor. Said system-on-a-chip operates at 1GHz and has 1GB of DDR 2 memory to play with. Interpad Tegra-based tablets have been few and far between since Nvidia announced …
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Posted Tuesday 27th July 2010 11:26 GMT
uhuznaa
Small problem... #
The cheapest version (€399) will have no 3G and no GPS and as such will not qualify for Google Apps and the Android app market. Which makes it a bit useless, as many Android tablets right now.
Posted Tuesday 27th July 2010 16:26 GMT
Bob H
Hmm... #
I wouldn't mind one of these, despite the lack of 3G and GPS, my Nexus One is a WiFi/Bluetooth AP.
Problem is that it is at least €150 too expensive for me to make an impulse purchase. Perhaps at Christmas I will make a decision.
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