Fujitsu had two new tablets at MWC, one plain and the other quite interesting.
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Guess who is going to be the first SoC maker to hit the 12-core mark for a mobile device part?
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Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 820 is built on Samsung’s FinFET process and offers strength in every aspect of it’s hardware and software ecosystem.
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In Part 4 of this series we’ll be looking at the benefits of AMD’s Mantle API over Microsoft’s DirectX 11.
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If you liked the Marvell PXA1928 SemiAccurate told you about at Computex, you will love the new PXA1908 and PXA1938 SoCs.
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It looks like Imagination is getting ready to introduce their new 7-Series GPUs in both 7TX and 7XE forms.
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Out in Intel’s advanced technologies demo booth at IDF was a jolly man and his Intel Celeron and Pentium based PCs.
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Google’s new project Tango developer tablet is powered by none other than Nvidia’s latest Tegra wonder chip, the K1.
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Yesterday Intel announced they were partnering with Rockchip, something SemiAccurate told you about two months ago.
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Today Microsoft launched the third iteration of its Surface tablet line: the Surface Pro 3.
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Today in Beijing Chinese OEM Xiaomi launched their first tablet the MiPad which is the first tablet powered by Nvidia’s Tegra K1 SoC.
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A quick note on Intel Baytrail and tablet numbers that occurred to me during the financial analyst call yesterday.
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You may never have heard of Allwinner but they are huge and as of CES now have an 8-core tablet part on the market.
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Last year when SemiAccurate ran in to E-Fun, we were impressed with the quality of their tablets.
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Just before CES, Nvidia announced Tegra5 aka K1 in T40/A15/Logan guise complete with their normal specious set of numbers.
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