May

2011

Possible July Release on Acer’s new 10-inch Oak Trail, Honeycomb Tablet

by Adam Johnson
tagged Acer, Android, HDMI, Honeycomb, Intel, NVIDIA Tegra, Oak Trail, tablet

Here is a tablet from Acer that’ll be sporting the tablet designed mobile operating system, Android 3.0. As of late, in this race for tablet domination, the processor often found powering them is an Nvidia Tegra. This device in-particular will be powered by Intel’s processor for tablets, the Atom Z670 Oak Trail. This specific processor is set to run at 1.5GHz, support [...]

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May

2011

Computex Will Bring 10 New Tablets from Intel, Many of Them Android

by Michael Murphy
tagged computex, Honeycomb, Intel, tablet

Computex – Taipei’s computer conference – is coming up at the end of this month, and it’s being reported that Intel is going to be debuting at least 10 new tablets (with 35 planned to ship by the end of the year) at the show. While it isn’t broken down by platform, it is known [...]

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Mar

2011

Intel looks to push into Android tablet PC market.

by Robert Nazarian
tagged Acer, asustek, Beijing, Chorme/OS Intel Developer Forum, Chrome, Computex Taipei, IDF, Intel, Netbook, netbooks, notebook, notebooks, Samsung, Tablet PC

According to DigiTImes, Intel is working with 6 to 8 notebook manufacturers to push into the Android tablet PC market. Among them are 2 Taiwanese companies, Inventec and Compal Electronics. It is expected that they will show some of the new devices at the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in Beijing next Month. If R&D does [...]

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Jan

2011

Acer expected to launch 7 and 10-inch tablets by mid 2011

by Tyler Cunningham
tagged Acer, acer tablet, Honeycomb, Intel, Sandy Bridge

Not to be left out of the tablet craze that is sweeping the electronics industry, Acer is slated to debut two or three Android powered tablets by the middle of this year. Acer has stated that these tablets, coming in both 7 and 10-inch models, are designed to gradually replace their aging netbook lineup, and [...]

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Oct

2010

Android Inside: Show them what you’ve got inside

by Dustin Karnes
tagged Android, clothing, inside, Intel, merch, merchandise, shirt, swag

Over at Cafe Press, there’s some pretty cool merchandise rolling around (Android meets Pacman for example). Someone has taken the Intel Inside logo and turned it into “Android Inside”. The logo is available on shirts, sweaters… hack, even coffee mugs and pet clothing. Check it out for yourself at the source link below! [via Cafepress]

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Sep

2010

MeeGo “WeTab” tablet with support for Android apps on the way

by Tyler Cunningham
tagged Intel, meego, Nokia, WeTab

Last month, we brought you a story about a new tablet called “WeTab” from MeeGo, a joint venture between Intel and Nokia. Well, it seems the WeTab is finally gearing up for a release, and will be launched in Germany next week. The WeTab features support for native MeeGo apps, Java, Linux, Adobe Air and [...]

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Aug

2010

Intel snags Infineon’s mobile sector for $1.4 billion to ‘accelerate 4G LTE’

by Dustin Karnes
tagged 3G, 4G, apple, baseband, chip, infineon, Intel, iphone, LTE, Sprint, Verizon, wimax

Infineon, a major player in the mobile broadband chip market (most notably the iPhone 4), has been partially grabbed by Intel for a crisp $1.4 billion, according to a press release. The Wireless Solutions Business section of Infineon accounted for almost 1/3 of their total $3.83 billion profit last year, making the price Intel is [...]

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Aug

2010

Android the OS of Choice for Tablets Say PC Vendors

by Chris Moor
tagged arm, Intel, manufacturer, OS, processor, tablet

You’ve gotta give Intel credit. They know that smaller, more mobile computing is the future, and they’ve been pushing and pushing their Atom processor, and they’ve done a pretty good job in basically overtaking the netbook category in that regard. When it comes to tablets, however, the Atom is apparently not the processor of choice. [...]

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Aug

2010

PC Vendors Focusing on Android for Tablets?

by Chris Moor
tagged Android Tablets, Intel, microsoft

According to a report by Digitimes, while PC vendors are looking to release tablet devices, they are leaning away from the Intel Atom + Windows combination in favour of focusing on designs that run Android and make use of ARM CPUs. ARM processors offer advantages in terms of power consumption and heat dissipation over those [...]

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Jul

2010

Boot Android on your 32-bit PC

by Dustin Karnes
tagged Android, eee, Intel, iso, pc, usb, x86

Over at PocketNow, they have released an article, letting all us Android fans out there know how to boot into Android on some x86 PCs. The directions are pretty straightforward, all you will need to do is get yourself the .iso for booting into Android and fire it up either via your thumb drive or [...]

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