The chipset and graphics card manufacturer NVIDIA specialist E3 is not only on the currently held gaming convention, but also at the Computex electronics show presence, which has simultaneously opened its doors in Taiwan. There, the company announced the first low-tablet for under $ 200 with quad-core processor for the second half of this year.
In an interview, said Ujesh Desai, responsible for product marketing at NVIDIA: "during the second half they will see how to introduce a number of partners, their 199-dollar tablet with Tegra chipset-3 '. Name he did not want to, but still elicit that there will be a mixture of the major industry players and a few smaller manufacturers.
One of the first models that come with quad-core processor, 7-inch display and Android 4.0 for under 200 dollars on the market could be the Acer Iconia Tab A110, which shows the manufacturer all the way at Computex. In an interview with the Verge IT blog the spokesman told the company that it is another Tegra 3 tablet is, but other than that Iconia Tab A510 or A700 Series Contagion Tab for less than $ 200 on the market will come.
The Iconia Tab A110, according to the website has a 7 inch touch screen with a resolution of 1024x600 pixels, 1 GB of RAM, a front camera for video calls, a slot for microSD card and an HDMI output. A back camera is missing and the technology is built into a housing that with 11.4 millimeters comparatively thick. It is in the third quarter on the market.
In addition, the Acer Iconia Tab was 210, a 10.1-inch display with a resolution of 1280x800 pixels, but otherwise is largely technically identical with the Iconia Tab 110th The price to pay is slightly above $ 200.
Whether in the two tablets inserted on the new wharf platform from NVIDIA, which announced in January this year, the manufacturer is still unclear. It has the same processor as the current 4 +1 3 Tegra chipset, but with a little more favorable memory DDR3L and technologies such as Direct Touch, and Prism. Direct touch saves the manufacturers, according to NVIDIA, the integration of an additional display controller.
Prism is an optimal control for the backlighting of displays that allow the use of cheaper components, the company said.
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