Sentences with phrase «honeycomb tablet powered»

For starters, Asus Eee Pad Transformer is a Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet powered a 1 GHz dual - core NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, sporting a 10 - inch bigger touchscreen Gorilla Glass display with 1280 x 800 pixels resolution, optional additional keyboard support (hence the name «Transformer»!)

Not exact matches

Like all of its Honeycomb tablet brethren, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is powered by a robust Nvidia Tegra 2 dual - core CPU.

Honeycomb Android 3.0 is specifically designed for tablets powered by the Android OS, but the power of developers can take it on any device they want.

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The laptop dock is nice too, turning the tablet into a super thin Ultrabook - like device powered by Honeycomb.

The tab, powered by Android's Honeycomb 3.1 developed for tablet PCs, features a 10.1 - inch (25.6 cm) touchscreen display rather than the seven - inch display for the previous model.

While it has long been believed that Motorola's forthcoming tablet will be powered by Google's Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) operating system, there is a strong rumour that, in a major coup for the manufacturer, it will be the first device to market with the... Read more

G - Slate's hardware feels great and the Tegra 2 - powered performance zippy, but the software suffered from a few minor but reoccurring bugs and a general lack of polish similar to what I found on the Motorola Xoom, Verizon's first (and only) Honeycomb tablet.

Just like all the recent Honeycomb tablets, the Tab 10.1 is powered by Nvidia's dual - core Tegra 2 processor.

Motorola Mobility's Xoom tablet computer powered by new «Honeycomb» software from Google was crowned the best gadget at the giant Consumer Electronics Show (CES) on Saturday.

This tablet is powered by the Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) OS and it is rumored to be running on Verizon» a LTE network.

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Most of the tablets will be powered by the Google's upcoming operating System, the Android Honeycomb.

Again, this is only a first impression, but my immediate advice for anyone looking for a smaller tablet is to go for the Samsung Galaxy Tab or wait for the Honeycomb - powered Galaxy Tab 8.9 this summer.

This is the first ever tablet with dual core processor and it is powered by Google Android 3.0 Honeycomb (specially made...

Samsung's first tablet was a seven - inch (17.78 - cm) model and the South Korean manufacturer has since come out with a 10.1 - inch (25.6 - cm) version powered by Honeycomb, the latest version of Google's Android software.

It was the first tablet computer on the market powered by the Honeycomb software crafted specifically for tablets by Google.

Also, the Identity Tab E401 will be one more in the growing class of 8.9 inch sized tablet while with Honeycomb in the scene, the tablet will surely have the power of dual core processor.

The Asus Transformer Pad is the highest and fastest selling Honeycomb - powered tablet to date.

«The Honeycomb, Tegra 2 - powered tablet will set you back $ 529.99 after a $ 100 mail - in - rebate and that's only if you agree to a two - year contract»

The Eee Pad Slider, which is a 10.1 ″ Tegra 2 - powered Android Honeycomb tablet with a crazy slide - out QWERTY keyboard design, will also be accompanied by the 3G version of the Eee Transformer, which will arrive here in the same month.

«Potential iPad competitors are reportedly delaying the launch of Honeycomb - powered tablets as faltering Motorola Xoom sales fail to meet industry expectations.

Large and dual screened Japanese electronics giant Sony has unveiled two Google «Honeycomb» 3.0 mobile OS powered tablet devices, in the S1 and the S2.

The G - Slate is a 8.9», Tegra 2 powered, Honeycomb running, 4G tablet for $ 530 on contract.

Powering the tablet is a 1 GHz NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual core processor, as has turned out to be the norm for all tablets running Android 3.1 Honeycomb.

LG's Optimus Pad is powered by dual core 1Ghz Nvida Tegra 2 processor, whilst running from the Android «Honeycomb» 3.0 OS — a platform specifically geared up for tablet devices.

Thinner than the original Xoom and more angular - looking, that is, more in line with the Droid RAZR, both the tablets are powered by a 1.2 dual - core processor, run Android 3.0 Honeycomb and come with 1 GB RAM each.

But even if it's exactly the same as the Xoom and every other Android Honeycomb in terms of power, performance, features — this is the new Android tablet to buy.

Slashgear says the Honeycomb tablet is powered by a dual - core Marvell process running at 1.2 GHz, 1 gigabyte of RAM, 4G data and a 10.1 - inch screen, the IP65 / MIL - STD -810-rated Toughpad A1 can withstand water, dust, four - foot drops and freezing temperatures.

Android 4.0 looks far more like a finished product than Honeycomb, or Android 3.0 and it should unify Google - powered smartphones and tablets.

Google will announce Honeycomb's functionality, but I would expect that it will do anything that users demand of their netbooks, since that is Google's diabolical plan, to have people ditch their netbooks and instead opt for a Google - powered tablet.

Expected to be available in coming months, the G - Slate will be the first 4G tablet from the two companies powered by Android 3.0 (Honeycomb), the upcoming version of Google's Android platform optimized for tablets.

Just as Google and its carrier partners countered the iPhone with the Nexus One and several other solid Android smartphones, the partners believe they have a solid answer in tablets powered by the forthcoming Android 3.0, or Honeycomb operating system.

The Toshiba Thrive is another Android Honeycomb - powered tablet coming this month.

In other tablet computer news today, Acer says it will finally launch its Honeycomb powered Android tablet, the Iconia Tab A500 in late April.

Following the Xoom's release were a number of other Honeycomb - powered tablets, none of which were able to dominate the android segment, let alone challenge the iPad.

It's also worth point out that Motorola is gunning for a Q2 launch for its own Honeycomb powered tablet as well.

Right now it is powered by Android Honeycomb which is geared to tablets mostly.

Xoom will be the first tablet on the market powered by «Honeycomb» software crafted specifically for such devices by Internet powerhouse Google and has been heralded as a viable challenger for Apple's market - ruling iPad.

In a couple of months, after the tablet - centric Android 3.0 becomes de rigeur for any decent producer of Android - powered knick - nacks and bobbles, we'll enter a new phase of Android tablets where across - the - field genericness is offset by the taste and utility of Honeycomb.

Anyone else looking forward to HTC's first dual - core powered Honeycomb tablet?

We've worked closely with Google to make sure SwiftKey Tablet ™ utilizes the power and flexibility of the new Honeycomb OS, and we believe that it really enhances the experience.»

Honeycomb - powered tablets are available in more form factors than ever before, and smartphones are growing larger still, with 4.3 - to 4.7 - inch devices quickly becoming the norm.

TouchType co-founder and CTO, Dr Ben Medlock, said: «SwiftKey Tablet ™ has all the power of our next generation Fluency ™ prediction engine, integrated with a completely redesigned interface, optimized for Honeycomb.»

It is the second Honeycomb powered tablet to be available in the country, as Acer has already started selling Iconia Tab A500.

Android 3.2 Honeycomb The Toshiba AT200 is an Android - powered tablet.

The Xoom is the first tablet powered by «Honeycomb» software crafted specifically for such devices by Internet powerhouse Google, and has been heralded as a viable challenger to the iPad.

And it sounds like the new wave of budget tablets is finally getting it right — using a tablet - focused OS, offering a high - quality screen and a processor with enough power to do Android Honeycomb justice.

The chip is also powering Android 4.0, or the Ice Cream Sandwich version of Android, which is improved slightly over Honeycomb, which ran on tablets last year.

Previously, the Huawei Honeycomb - powered tablet is currently pre-order in Singapore and way to Malaysia in next month.