Video: Computex – Intel Shows They’re Still In The Game With Intel Oak Trail Honeycomb Tab
The Computex 2011 event in Taiwan is where computers and tablets and everything within strut their stuff, which is ample ground for struggling companies to show off any new development in order to stay afloat within today’s market. That’s exactly what Intel is trying to do with their new Intel Oak Trail tablets with Android 3.0.1 Honeycomb, which they showcased at the event. The slates are currently 10-inch prototypes and a few already have names: Intel green Ridge, Foxconn F150, Quanta QXZI, Intel Marco Polo 2, Intel Carrot and one nameless mystery Compal tab. There’s also no word on who the ODMs are of the prototypes yet, but what we do know is that all but one sported Honeycomb, with the Foxconn F150 tab being Gingerbread. So how have Intel done with their Oak Trail chips running Android’s Honweycomb? Not that well apparently. The prototype tabs didn’t handle Honeycomb that well, with lags in the loading animation. They also didn’t come with access to the marketplace, but have been stated by the company that the finalized versions will. Have a see for yourself from the video after the break.
via tablet-news
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