Post Tagged with: "Freescale"
Video: $50 MumbaiPad First Low Cost Tablet to Run Freescale
We had the $35 tablet last month, this month we’ve got a $50 tablet, the price might not be going down but the volume of sub $100 tablets seems to be ramping up. What makes this post very interesting in terms of looking at the…
Freescale Concept Videos: The Future of Smart Mobile Devices
Freescale presents a series of future concepts for smart mobile devices based. These concepts show off the possible range of devices that can be envisioned and delivered by our customers. The below video depicts a pre-teen consumer whose priorities are social networking, entertainment, light…
Hands On – Ubuntu 10.7 Smartbook Edition
Hands on with the Canonical Ubuntu Netbook Edition which is optimized for ARM which some might call the Ubuntu Smartbook Edition, in the video it is shown running on a Freescale i.MX51 Pegatron Laptop reference design. Canonical explains some of the things…
Freescale eReader Display at Computex 2010
eReaders are a segment that is finally starting to get interesting with the improved ePaper quality and better refresh-rates to begin incorporating video. Over the next year we are going to start to see e-Readers offer similar and overlapping services as tablets…
Freescale Pegatron 10.1″ Android Tablet
We uncovered this 10-inch Tablet based on Freescale’s ARM-processors at Computex 2010 running a custom Android interface. The unit is from the ASUS manufacturing subsidiary Pegatron and is intended to show the opportunities offered by Freescale CPUs for Internet Tablets. The Pegatron…
ARM, IBM, Freescale, Samsung, ST-Erricson, Texas Instruments Join Forces for Open Linux with Linaro
Open is the new black, Intel & Nokia have MeeGo and Google has Chrome but who does everyone else have? Well, everyone else wants to be able to run Android, LiMo, MeeGo, Ubuntu and webOS. Getting builds of the Linux systems to to run…
Moorestown MID Demo at Freescale Computex 2010
Freescale had a few demos on hand at their office in the Nangang Software Park during Computex 2010. We got to check out a moorestown MID which was able to run 720p video content without issue.
Freescale eReader Display at Computex 2010
Freescale processors are behind alot of the worlds eBook Readers. At Computex 2010 they have put together a collection of about 20 e Readers for us to check out various designs and quality of ePaper.
Freescale’s $ 199 with Chrome Tablet OS
We haven’t come up with a cute nickname for Chrome Tablets like we have for the Tabloids (Android Tablets) but we are open to suggestions! Charbax over at Armdevices.net has come across a $199 Chome tablet by Freescale. We have actually already done our hands…
163 million smartbooks expected to ship in 2015
ABI Research expects 163 million smartbooks will ship worldwide in 2015 which if you stop and think about it, in an insane growth rate seeing as the very first models only appeared in 2008.
According to ABI Research senior analyst Jeff Orr, “ABI Research…
Award: Top 20 Smart Mobile Device Pundit
Freescale wanted order to thank and recognize those who deserve to be honored as true industry pundits by releasing the “Smart Mobile Devices Top Pundit 2010″ – Award. It is to be awarded to media, analysts and bloggers who make your life a little…
Prowave Android Tablet powered by Freescale
Good Ol’ Charbax was able to get his hands on the Prowave Android Tablet by Freescale. Its comes rocking an ARM processor and ultra low power consumption codecs. Check out the video below for all the details.
Thanks Charbax
CES Roundup – Pine Trails and Tablets abound
This year’s CES has been dubbed “The Year Of The Tablet”, and on the face of things it’s hard to disagree. So many tablets and MIDs were shown off it’s hard to keep tabs on them all. Here are a few of the best that…
