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Seems as if Nokia has great plans: As Windows Mobile 8 becomes a success
\nmore and more on the new Lumia series, Nokia seems to have decided to
\nbring out a tablet with Windows 8 . However it’ll be hard competing against
\nSamsung and Apple who control 80% of the tablet market these days.<\/p>\n
What makes it interesting is that this tablet would use Microsoft’s new OS. The choice of the user wouldincrease as he doesn’t have to only choose between Apple\/iOS oder Android-based devices (auch as the Samsung tablets).<\/p>\n
However it will be a long thirsty trail for Nokia to follow as the Apple iPad has evolved very well and the new version will dazzle the people once more (me included…btw.) – Also Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 2 will try to get the peoples’ attention offering a quadcore CPU and Android in it’s Ice cream sandwich flavour (Version 4).<\/p>\n
Whatever the market will bring, I guess 2012’s christmas will be another spending spree for many people as many new gadgets will arrive for us to gather.<\/p>\n
But back to the Nokia tablet: The tablet is said to have a fullHD display and it’s processor is a dualcore Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 SoC. Now one would say, dualcore SoC’s are no longer state-of-the-art as ARM has already quadcore SoC’s on the market that provide a lot of power already. However if you look at Apple’s new iPad, it still comes with a dualcore SoC and offers remarkable speeds. The first 200’000 units have already been put into production to see if they work out well. The Manufacturer is ComPal – unknown to me – but they may bring out an interestiong tablet anyways.<\/p>\n
At least it’s good to see that the market isn’t alone to Apple and Android.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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