First Tablet from HTC is supposedly in March
HTC will reportedly bring in the first half of 2011 three Tablet PCs on the market. The first model called the Flyer will be available in the U.S. in March, as Digitimes reported on the authority of component manufacturers.
The sources said the flyer looks like an enlarged version of the HTC smartphones Desire. It will run on Android 2.3 (code-named Ginger Bread).
HTC will launch the flyer in cooperation with a mobile provider in the trade, reports Digitimes. This would increase the manufacturer's sales before March RIM's playbook and in April Motorola Xoom . Appear
According to Digitimes' sources purchaser of the Flyer an update on Android 3.0 (codenamed Honeycomb) can be obtained as soon as Google's upcoming mobile operating system is available.
Outside the United States to the Flyers in the second quarter of 2011 will be available. The other two tablets will reportedly deliver directly to HTC Android 3.0 in June.
AMD launches Fusion processors for Embedded Devices
AMD has on the availability of a Embedded Systems tailored processor family announced. The new APU called AMD Embedded G-Series Platform based on AMD's Fusion Architecture. This combines a low-power x86 CPU with BobcatCore with DirectX 11-capable GPU on a The.
The processors are According to the manufacturer especially for graphics-intensive applications such as Digital Signage, Mobile Internet-enabled set-top boxes, and desktop thin clients, gaming machines and PCs with small form factors.
AMD, according to the APUs have the embedded G-Series over one to two x86 Bobcat cores with 1MB L2 cache and a speed of up to 1.6 GHz. In addition, a Floating point unit (FPU) built with 64 bits. They fully supported DDR3 memory up to 1066 MHz. The chips are a power of 9 or 18 Watt TDP have.
A number of companies, including Fujitsu and Kontron, Have already announced products in which the chips are installed. Let them come "in the coming weeks" on the market.
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