Tag Archives: ARM

7-inch HuaYi tablet will put power of Android 4.0 ICS in your hand, take only $65 from your wallet/bank account

Looking for the cheapest Android tablet ever? Look no further than this 7-inch ICS-powered offering from Shenzen-based HuaYi, which asks for a mere 399 yuan or about $65 USD in exchange for a single unit. And before you write this off as one of those “no wonder it’s cheap, the specs are terrible” type of [...]

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AOC’s 9-inch Android 4.0 ICS tablet passes FCC

Not content with releasing just one Android-powered tablet (which came out last year), AOC is now preparing to launch something new with the latest version of the Android software pre-installed, as evidenced by documents obtained from the FCC’s web site. Pictured above is AOC’s next-generation Breeze tablet, which is going to run Android 4.0 Ice [...]

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Windows 8 tablets on x86 platform coming this year, WoA alternatives to be available in 2013

If you consider yourself one of the many people who are currently longing for your very own Windows 8 tablet PC (a proper one, that is), then you want to keep your eyes peeled for what’s going to happen by September-October of this year. Because according to a report on the Chinese site DigiTimes, that [...]

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Early Atom Chips On Par with Modern ARM Processors

    Phoronix compared a group of devices with Intel and ARM processors. Ubuntu Linux 12.04 alpha was used as  the OS for running a bevy of benchmarks. Ubuntu is an obvious choice as there are several versions of the OS that are optimized for both architecture. The benchmarks are not perfect though as the [...]

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ARM Raises Up Front in the Mobile Market

ARM is now getting bigger and larger. Currently they are sitting pretty going into 2012 with huge market share in smartphones and tablets. According to a notebook maker, ARM will continue to rise because Intel and AMD just can’t compete with ARM in terms of pricing. Intel already had the 32nm-based Medfield processors with an [...]

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