Asus has informed some of its future plans, we know very well go through the media is dropping pills that claim to do, what they are working, and even find a way to show support to others to be positioned with either system operational. Perhaps the most important announcement is that of a 3D tablet core processor, the dates it looks promising to use the Project Kal-El of Nvidia, also known as Tegra 3.
The operating system chosen is Honeycomb. They want it ready by the end of 2011, and according to our information the only hardware available with these features is to Nvidia. If there were any doubt about the veracity of the information, coming from the mouth of Jerry Shen, ASUS's CEO.
Interesting also to know the sales forecasts on tablets in 2012, and is that Asus intends to fight for second place in the market, how Sony?, And estimates a rate between 5 and 8% of total tablets. If you do not want the number one is already assuming that Apple will be ahead, so I'm not so sure that I'm going to sell more tablets than Samsung.
To give value their developments with respect to the reference, iPad, Jerry Shen acknowledges that the software ecosystem and Apple is one step ahead, but they will propose a hardware and more advanced screens. Like Samsung yesterday, the leaders of the competition seem to have outbursts of sincerity.
The CEO of the Taiwanese company has also commented on the proper design strategy that is following Apple hardware, is that even though they are coming out pretty well in the future we will have symptoms of weakness to proposals for Nvidia, Qualcomm and Texas Instruments. For him, the Google partnership with Nvidia is the smart choice.
Will be praying, but I'm sure will have a terminal with the new operating system from Microsoft, they will at that time after assessing the impact of Nokia's platform, which everyone assumes to be very positive. With respect to Android, dual-core terminals are on the calendar for 2011 and four cores in the next.
We hope to see real products in a short time more than promises and specifications common to assume the other manufacturers. Finally, we also reported that netbooks have OS Meegan, using the latest Intel Atom. Also curious to know that netbooks will Android OS on x86. Asus According to studies, 30% of users want the option of physical keyboard, as seen in its Eee Transformer Pad, so it important to continue working on different lines of work in addition to the tablets.
Via | Hi-Tech 
The operating system chosen is Honeycomb. They want it ready by the end of 2011, and according to our information the only hardware available with these features is to Nvidia. If there were any doubt about the veracity of the information, coming from the mouth of Jerry Shen, ASUS's CEO.
Interesting also to know the sales forecasts on tablets in 2012, and is that Asus intends to fight for second place in the market, how Sony?, And estimates a rate between 5 and 8% of total tablets. If you do not want the number one is already assuming that Apple will be ahead, so I'm not so sure that I'm going to sell more tablets than Samsung.
To give value their developments with respect to the reference, iPad, Jerry Shen acknowledges that the software ecosystem and Apple is one step ahead, but they will propose a hardware and more advanced screens. Like Samsung yesterday, the leaders of the competition seem to have outbursts of sincerity.
The CEO of the Taiwanese company has also commented on the proper design strategy that is following Apple hardware, is that even though they are coming out pretty well in the future we will have symptoms of weakness to proposals for Nvidia, Qualcomm and Texas Instruments. For him, the Google partnership with Nvidia is the smart choice.
Will be praying, but I'm sure will have a terminal with the new operating system from Microsoft, they will at that time after assessing the impact of Nokia's platform, which everyone assumes to be very positive. With respect to Android, dual-core terminals are on the calendar for 2011 and four cores in the next.
We hope to see real products in a short time more than promises and specifications common to assume the other manufacturers. Finally, we also reported that netbooks have OS Meegan, using the latest Intel Atom. Also curious to know that netbooks will Android OS on x86. Asus According to studies, 30% of users want the option of physical keyboard, as seen in its Eee Transformer Pad, so it important to continue working on different lines of work in addition to the tablets.
Via | Hi-Tech
- ASUS' Jerry Shen pledges 3D tablet, MeeGo and Android netbooks, plus a 2012 Windows Phone (04/03/2011)
- ASUS vows 3D tablet, mobile OS netbooks and 2012 WP7 phone (04/03/2011)
- Intel unveils MeeGo tablet interface (14/02/2011)
- Intel unveils MeeGo tablet interface (14/02/2011)
- How Much Will MeeGo Cost Nokia: Can it Afford Not to Pay? (02/03/2011)
No comments:
Post a Comment