Report: HTC Building Pricey Nvidia Tegra 2 Tablet
Pegatron has supposedly landed a contract to produce an Android tablet for smartphone-maker HTC.
If you've been hoping for a HTC tablet, despite the fact that the company says it's not building one, then you might be in luck. Word on the street is Pegatron has just received an Android tablet order from the smartphone manufacturer. The best part? The device will reportedly pack Nvidia's Tegra 2 chipset.
Digtimes cites sources from component makers that say the device will pack Android, Tegra 2, a multi-touch 1280×720 display, 32GB of solid state storage, 2GB of memory and Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS. No definitive price has been mentioned but Digtimes cites "market watchers" in estimating somewhere around NT$25,000 (US$789.75). The site's source didn't mention any details at all when it came to a release date.
We'll keep you posted on this one, so stay tuned!
Source: Digitimes
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nevertell Sounds more powerful than my last pc. And that is A LOT.Reply
Maybe even more than is necessary in a tablet. -
so... the iPad didn't cut the mustard so now our army is using a tablet supplied by (for all intent and purpose) the Chinese.....Reply
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liquidsnake718 it came out too fast right after the tegra 1 used in the MS Zune HD. which came out just around 6 months agoReply -
back_by_demand Maybe expensive, but I just figured if I get a tablet with some kind of data, be it built-in or from a MiFi, my next mobile may as well just be a dumb-phone for voice and text only.Reply
I'm sure that's the reason the cell networks have got into bed with the tablet people, because they knew this right from the start. -
ares1214 Finally the specs ive been waiting for on a tablet. Minus the unproven Tegra 2, but all in good time...and then the price.......Gimme that Dell flippy thing instead :PReply