Notion Ink have released details of a new NVIDIA Tegra based Google Android tablet, which they will be showing off at CES in January of next year.
The Tablet doesn’t have a name yet, but Slash Gear are reporting that it will be based on an unannounced NVIDIA Tegra T20 chipset which will support Full HD video, and it will come with built-in WiFi, and UMTS/HSPA.
Display and Design
The Notion Ink Tablet will feature the Pixel Qi transflective display, which is known for its energy efficiency and readability in bright sunlight. This display technology allows the tablet to switch between a full-color LCD mode and a low-power e-paper mode, making it versatile for different lighting conditions. The tablet will have a 10.1 inch screen with a resolution of 1024 x 600, providing a decent pixel density for clear and sharp visuals. The device measures 6.3 inches by 9.8 inches by 0.6 inches thick and weighs in at 1.7lbs, making it relatively portable and easy to handle.
Connectivity and Sensors
Other specifications include Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, A-GPS, a digital compass, and a built-in accelerometer, plus a proximity and ambient light sensor. These features ensure that the tablet is well-equipped for various applications, from navigation to gaming. The inclusion of HDMI and USB ports allows for easy connectivity to other devices, such as TVs and computers. Additionally, the tablet has a microphone input and a 3.5mm audio jack, making it suitable for voice calls and audio recording.
The Notion Ink Tablet will come in two sizes, either a 16GB version or a 32GB version, and it will also feature an SD card slot for memory expansion. This flexibility in storage options makes it a versatile device for users with different needs, whether they require more space for apps and media or prefer to keep their data on external storage.
Performance and Usability
The NVIDIA Tegra T20 chipset is expected to deliver robust performance, supporting Full HD video playback and providing a smooth user experience. This chipset is designed to handle demanding applications and multitasking, making the tablet suitable for both entertainment and productivity. The built-in WiFi and UMTS/HSPA connectivity ensure that users can stay connected to the internet and access online services wherever they are.
The tablet’s design and features suggest that it will be a strong competitor in the Android tablet market. Its combination of advanced display technology, powerful chipset, and comprehensive connectivity options make it a promising device for a wide range of users.
It all sounds very interesting, let’s hope it is as good as it sounds when it is shown off in January. Have a look at our article on Android vs iPhone to see which smartphone and mobile platform is best for you.
via Slash Gear
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