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T-Mobile G-Slate now available.
104/20/2011
The T-Mobile G-Slate officially becomes available today. The Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) tablet is the first shipping with a 8.9″ screen. Some might consider it the sweet spot between the more portable 7 inch, and the more media friendly 10 inch tablets currently shipping. The G-Slate also More >
Dell Streak 7 WiFi shipping from Amazon.
004/20/2011
It looks as if Amazon has started selling the WiFi-only version of the Dell Streak 7. The device is going for $379.99. The device ships with Android 2.2, but Dell has promised that it will see Honeycomb in its future. Otherwise the tablet has a 7 More >
ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Stocks Sell out in UK
004/19/2011
The newest android tablet thats been cooking up a storm in UK has apparently sold out of its current stock. This is due to unexpected high demand from UK consumers. Hardly surprising with this Tegra 2 android tablet setting you back only £380 ($610) for just the More >
ViewSonic gTablet officially adds Flash and USB peripheral support.
304/16/2011
While the Android mod community has done tons with the ViewSonic gTablet, especially the infamous Roebeet, ViewSonic is still supporting the device and has put out an update. The update has added Adobe Flash support, USB keyboard and mouse support, and a few other things. More >
Google does have hardware requirements for Honeycomb.
104/15/2011
At the IFA Conference in Alicante, the product manager of Hannspree, Jordon Popov explained why only one of their upcoming tablets features Android 3.0. He says that Google is requiring that tablets using Honeycomb have a screen resolution of 1280×800, and have front and rear cameras. More >
NVIDIA will support older Tegra 2 tablets after all.
004/13/2011
It seems the blogosphere got itself all in a tizzy yesterday. Comments made by an NVIDIA rep. had us all thinking that first generation Tegra 2 tablets, currently sporting Android 2.2, would not see upgrades to Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) because they would not support it. The support they More >
NVIDIA dropping support for first generation Android devices.
204/12/2011
NVIDIA’s Tegra 2 processor graced a few tablets before hitting the big time with the Motorola XOOM. These tablets such as the eLocity A7, NotionINK Adam, ViewSonic gTablet, and Toshiba Folio 100 were the first to use the 1Ghz dual-core processor. The latest Tegra 2 development platform is More >
Sony to release Honeycomb tablet say CEO.
004/04/2011
Sony’s plans have been noticeably missing when it comes to jumping on the tablet train. That’s about to change according to CEO Howard Stringer. He says that their Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) tablet will be out by the end of the summer. He also stated that the device More >
LG G-Slate (Optimus Pad) available in Japan, unboxed.
004/01/2011
The LG G-Slate (Optimus Pad outside of the USA) is now available in Japan. The price in Japan is 79,800 yen ($963). This device is the first 8.9″ tablet running Android 3.0. While using the Tegra 2 dual-core processor, it also More >
Tegra Zone released for Android tablets.
003/01/2011
NVIDIA has released Tegra Zone, an alternative market for Android applications that take advantage of the dual-core Tegra 2 processor. The Tegra Zone app provides high-quality previews, reviews, and news articles about the games. While these games are optimized for tablets and phones with Terga More >
MSI WindPad 100A will have Tegra 2 processor.
003/01/2011
At CeBIT Carrypad got some new pictures of the upcoming MSI WindPad 100A. This is MSI’s 10.1 inch Android tablet that they have been talking about for a few months now. The images gave us the first real information as far as the processor goes, More >
Make your XOOM zoom at 1.5Ghz.
002/27/2011
Over at XDA Developers user coolbho3000 has overclocked the Motorola XOOM to 1.5Ghz. This makes the Tegra 2′s Cortrex A9 dual-core processors both run at this blazing speed. When you purchase the XOOM your cores only run at 1Ghz, so this is a pretty big More >
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