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Android Phone Fans: MOTO AMP Means A Healthier Dose Of Android-Based Devices In 2010 And Beyond
Gadgetell: MOTO announces 5-inch Android 2.0 MID for developers
SlashGear: MOTO Android Media Platform range of OLED tablets announced
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Moto's #Android Media Platform. I was wanting a tablet android, I mean bigger screen... http://www.moto.com/amp/amp_specs.shtml 14 days ago |
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RT @yam: Moto sort des écrans multitouch android de 10 pouces qui ont l'air sympa http://bit.ly/3bc277 15 days ago |
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Android Media Platform http://www.moto.com/amp/amp_specs.shtml <- OLED devices for DEVs @davewiner @jkkmobile @chippy 17 days ago |
MOTO AMP Means A Healthier Dose Of Android-Based Devices In 2010 And Beyond
Android Phone Fans —
... MOTO provides 3 different base hardware specifications for AMP: 5″, 3.5″, and 10″ specifications are the three starting points for any given manufacturer to begin with. Currently, only the 5″ is available for development, but the other two are expected to be available starting in early 2010. You can head over to MOTO’s site to see a full breakdown of the type of hardware and software support that each specification provides. ...
MOTO announces 5-inch Android 2.0 MID for developers
Gadgetell —
... While there’s no price for it yet, with a 10.4-inch OLED display with multi-touch, GPS, and 8MP camera (front), a 3MP camera (back) and pen digitizer it looks to be even more than what the (assumed dead) Crunchpad was looking to do. How well Android will be able to translate to such a large screen remains to be seen, but if it does translate well there could at least be a decent open-source alternative to the presumed Apple tablet.
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MOTO Android Media Platform range of OLED tablets announced
SlashGear —
... on the rear, the same connectivity as its mid-range sibling, and whatever the current Android version is whenever it finally hits the market. Finally, the 10.4-inch device has Android as an option (Linux 2.6.29 is the standard OS) and gets an OMAP4x processor, FM and GPS in addition to the connectivity of the other models, a front 3-megapixel camera and rear 8-megapixel camera, and a pen digitizer. Apparently it’ll be available sometime in 2010. Full specs for all three here. ...
Moto outs OLED Android 2.0 tablet
Electricpig.co.uk - The UK's fastest-growing tech news site —
... Apple tablet on our hands, but given the extortionate price of larger OLED panels right now, we’re not backing it just yet.
Moto says its 5-inch Android 2.0 tablet is available for companies to make use of now – it doesn’t sell straight to shoppers, alas. We’ve dropped it a line for some in the flesh footage as it teased folks with the Android e-reader, so we’ll be sure to update if it comes through with the goods.
Out TBC | £TBC | Moto (Via OLED-Display.net)
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Moto OLED Android tablet: more pictures revealed
Electricpig.co.uk - The UK's fastest-growing tech news site —
... be packing Google’s native apps unfortunately, but if you can cope with that big bezel, it’s shaping up to be far more powerful than anything we’ve seen from Archos or Dell.
Moto doesn’t sell direct to Joe Public unfortunately so we’ll have to wait for some enterprising companies to shake hands on a deal with it before we see these go commercial. Get an early sneak peek now though in our gallery.
Out TBC | £TBC | Moto
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