2010 – the 1st grand year of:
• 3.5G...3.9G level mobile Internet
• system-on-a-chip (SoC) and
• reflective display technologies
Why viewed most (till Feb 1):
• Marvell SoC leadership
• Android 2.3 & 3.0
• Hanvon's strategy
• Welcome! or Home pages
• Treesaver (LATELY #2!) and
• IMT-Advanced (4G)
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- Windows Embedded is an enterprise business now, like the whole Windows business, with Handheld and Compact versions to lead in the overall Internet of Things market as well
- Microsoft betting on boosting Windows RT demand with top level ARM SoCs from its SoC partners, Windows 8.1 enhancements, Outlook addition to the Office 2013 RT and very deep tactical discounts to its OEM partners for tablet offerings of more value and capability
- “Cloud first” from Microsoft is ready to change enterprise computing in all of its facets
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- Qualcomm moving to Applications DSP (ADSP)
- TI’s OMAP4460 in Samsung GALAXY Nexus with Android 4.0
- Windows Embedded is an enterprise business now, like the whole Windows business, with Handheld and Compact versions to lead in the overall Internet of Things market as well
- Welcome!
- MediaTek MT6589 quad-core Cortex-A7 SoC with HSPA+ and TD-SCDMA is available for Android smartphones and tablets of Q1 delivery
- Boosting the MediaTek MT6575 success story with the MT6577 announcement -- UPDATED with MT6588/83 coming in Q4 2012 and 8-core MT6599 in 2013
- Qualcomm decided to compete with the existing Cortex-A5/Krait-based offerings till the end of 2012
- Mobile Internet (Aug'11)
- China’s HW engineering lead: The Rockchip RK292 series (RK2928 and RK2926) example
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Tag Archives: devices for hydro electric community
Pixel Qi finding ruggedized devices are the 2012 opportunity
“In addition we have got many design wins what is the next crop of tablets and other mobile devices coming out this year. We will see how those will do against Apple and so forth.” Then: “A small fab can … Continue reading
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