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What's the best way of pissing off your few remaining tablet customers? By becoming a direct competitor, of course: http://www.fudzilla.com/home/item/32181-nvidia-tegra-tab-7-leaked
And which customers would those be? I have yet to hear about an Android tablet powered by Tegra 4...
And which customers would those be? I have yet to hear about an Android tablet powered by Tegra 4...
Isn't this a...oh what's the term, where they basically create a design for OEMs to be able to easily follow and make their own. Intel does this all the time, and nVidia does it with video cards. Reference design I guess, although I was thinking there was a different term.
And whats the problem? Apple and Samsung selling their own products and making a killing.
It's the way to go. Shield is one of the best quality mobile device and has a open bootlocker. If nVidia's partner can't design a great product it's time that nVidia starts to do their own product line. After Shield i would buy immediately one.
And whats the problem? Apple and Samsung selling their own products and making a killing.
Sounds like it's going to be a pretty terrible device just like the Shield. 1280x800 in a 7 inch tablet is just not going to fly now that the 2nd gen Nexus 7 is out at the price that it is. Nvidia likes to price their objects like Apple does so there's no way it's going to be cheaper than the Nexus 7.
Sounds like it's going to be a pretty terrible device just like the Shield.
What's the best way of pissing off your few remaining tablet customers? By becoming a direct competitor, of course: http://www.fudzilla.com/home/item/32181-nvidia-tegra-tab-7-leaked
There's that overheating Toshiba one
Samsung sells their own range of smartphones aping the iPhone. Apple get pissed off and take their business to TSMC, and now Samsung is down a (massive) fab customer. That is the danger here.
And FWIW, it seems incredibly silly and petty for you to complain about any company [NVIDIA] bringing an affordable 7" tablet [Tegra Tab] to market that will not only have faster CPU and GPU performance than the [2013] Nexus 7, but will also likely have Stylus support included too.
Last but not least, ironically enough, Google is competing against other Android partners [not named Asus and Samsung] with the Google Nexus Phone and Google Nexus 7 and 10 tablets. Well so what? There is no way to avoid at least some level of competition among partners. At least NVIDIA is more than willing to provide their most advanced SoC technology to their OEM partners (even though OEM partners are free, willing, and able to switch SoC vendors at any time they choose).
If you bothered to carefully read the reviews on that Toshiba model, you would realize that it is the super high res screen that is draining most of the battery life on that tablet, and you would also realize that the Toshiba model has a variety of issues such as blurry camera. And just FYI, it is common for high end tablets to get warm to the touch with processor-intensive tasks, and that includes devices such as ipad.
Toshiba and HP have no supply worldwide. Asus and Acer coming sometimes in Q3 or Q4.
Just bought a shield! Hm... wtf am I going to do with it? Newegg has a 30 days refund policy correct?