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What is the difference of this and the months old stuff on youtube? It's the same old reference design nobody wants. And seing how laggy Android runs on it, I think there are bottlenecks somewhere. Does it have a second level cache?
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2009-02-18
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Originally Posted by ekul
Archos's next tablet will be OMAP3-based (OMAP3440) and will be sporting the Android platform.
Tegra will make some nice MIDs (Archos would do well to pay attention if they hadn't already switched to OMAP3).
http://phandroid.com/2009/02/09/arch...-like-arsenic/
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2009-02-18
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
Maybe that's why they got all cozy with Opera
Plenty for what? A good GPU is great and all, but it doesn't help core stuff like web browsing.
http://www.nvidia.com/object/io_1220962341614.html
EDIT: Another thing that occured to me is that given NVidia's background, they might be shooting for more specialised devices here (and try to throw it at phone and MID markets in the process to see if it sticks). For example I could very much envision a next-gen GP32X, PSP (or ngage, gasp
) style gadget with tegra - low power, cheap, probably very good all around GPU performance, good video output, sufficient horsepower for generic tasks...
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2009-02-18
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Originally Posted by ekul
Archos' current generation is pretty much all OMAP3, but that doesn't help it all that much (apart from the fancy transitions/navigation, that is).
OMAP3 it's a little anaemic. Tegra will make some nice MIDs (Archos would do well to pay attention if they hadn't already switched to OMAP3).
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2009-02-18
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Originally Posted by gerbick
Er, what? Shred of proof of what? The OMAP4 is at least 2 years down the road, so you can safely ignore it for now.
All of this talk of OMAP4 and not one shred of proof. Nothing shown... I can understand that numbers have been published, some people here "might" have seen something already, but nothing shown... I just don't have the same faith.
As far as the OMAP3, people have plenty of devices using OMAP3 in their hands (Archos 5, Beagle Board, Pandora prototypes, and various OMAP3 development kits, etc.) since 2007, so it's not exactly difficult to judge how it'll perform. Tegra, on the other hand, has yet to ship anything.
I'm not sure what you're complaining about here, really.
Originally Posted by aikon800
The Tegra isn't "on par" with either the OMAP3 or the OMAP4. It's somewhere between an OMAP2 and an OMAP3.
But news that "something" is upcoming that might be on par with this kind of stuff announced by other companies instills hope.
Originally Posted by aikon800
Um? What? Nokia's announced their general plans for the next tablets hardware (OMAP3, HD camera, HSPA) and we've been able to divine more information about the hardware based on the Fremantle pre-alphas. What's the problem here? :\
But my faith is lacking in Nokia's plans. And for the record, I want to be wrong.
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2009-02-18
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Originally Posted by macr0t0r
$700???
These $700 battery-busting ATOM mids seem to be missing the point of these things.
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Dell had a Mini 9 for sale at $199 on President's Day and it has been available for $185 with discount codes.
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2009-02-18
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Knowing nvidia, there will be no free software (with source) drivers for this thing, so it'll be an expensive brick ($99 is still too much for a brick) after a year or so.
Just like the n8x0.
At least nokia is promising that the "latest and greatest" (tm) will be open, though it won't cost $99.
Just like the n8x0.
At least nokia is promising that the "latest and greatest" (tm) will be open, though it won't cost $99.
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2009-02-18
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Originally Posted by luca
Yeah, there's a valid comparison. What closed drivers are you complaining about? WiFi?
Just like the n8x0.
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2009-02-18
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Originally Posted by dont
I think what he meant was anything that is comparable in size to the n8x0 is running around $700. Either that or just exaggerating a bit.
$700???
Dell had a Mini 9 for sale at $199 on President's Day and it has been available for $185 with discount codes.
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2009-02-18
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Originally Posted by dont
Please tell me what "MID" means to you, in your own words.
$700???
Dell had a Mini 9 for sale at $199 on President's Day and it has been available for $185 with discount codes.
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