Creative Reveal Android Powered Zii EGG Device

by Chris Moor
tagged Zii EGG

Creative have today announced the Zii EGG developer device that will enable developers to work with their new Stemcell Computing platform known as “Zii Plaszma”.

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The Zii EGG device on which this new developer software runs is powered by the Android OS on top of the Creative ZMS-05 chipset.

The device is aimed at developers and OEMs with features including a 3.5-inch 320 x 480 multitouch display, HD playback, 1080p video output, OpenGL ES support, X-Fi audio processing, 32GB of built-in memory and a full SD slot.

Connectivity features include WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, and GPS. There is currently no cellular data connection.

The Zii Egg is currently available to Android developers priced at $399 per unit with bulk purchases with no onboard memory starting at $199.

[via ZiiLabs.com]

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