A recent report released by Bobby Cha, Managing Director of Korean consumer electronics firm Enspert suggests that newer Android tablets running Android Honeycomb might require more powerful dual-core processors and high resolution displays in order to run at a useful level.
Cha states that he thinks the new Android Honeycomb OS will be reserved for more powerful Android tablets and that smaller less powerful tablet such as the Samsung Galaxy Tab might not be able to upgrade at all to the new Honeycomb Android OS.
Cha alos thinks that a minimum screen resolution for the tablets maybe be enforced on all Honeycomb-powered tablets of 1280 x 720.
Personally I dont think its a bad thing and the more power manufactures can pack in to the tablets the better, as long as the effects of more power and a higher resolution dont effect the battery life in a detrimental way. It will however create a fragmented Android base for tablets similar to the model we currently have with weak and powerful Android mobile phones.
Have a look and our article on Android vs iPhone to see which smartphone and mobile platform is best for you.
Via PC Mag
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