NVIDIA Will support for Tablets

NEW YORK - Nvidia confirms the reason that they can not continue to sell chipsets for PCs, because now everyone wants to buy a tablet.
Jen-Hsun Huang, Nvidia's CEO said that he wanted to make a change, namely to build chipste that supports smart phones and tablets. Similarly, as quoted from Eye Tech, Tuesday (05/31/2011).
"Before using the Nvidia chip is only for PC graphics and available only for PCs only," said Hsun.
Huang added that with growing sales and declining sales of tablet PCs, indicating that Nvidia also have to come jump on it. But now Nvidia also must deal with Intel and AMD, because their processors also have a graphics capability, which must go eat Nvidia's share of sales.
Huang claims that Nvidia is ready now, because opportunities in the market for them is six times greater than before.
Clearly, the plan is the closest in the mobile chip Tegra 2. Tegra chip 2 is in the Droid X2 and tablet types Galaxy Tab 10.1.
The plan, Huang wanted for Nvidia to be important for the Android OS, as the importance of Intel for Windows.
Huang also stated that the first wave of Android tablet is still too expensive, lack of application and the lack of information to the retailer. But he predicts that it will not be a problem in the next wave of Android tablets.
"Tablet Android next wave will probably use quad-core processor, a chipset with four processors," said Huang.
"While the Tegra Chipset 2 will be present in the Eee Pad Transformer TF101, a laptop that is now turned into a tablet," he added.
In addition, Huang also berprediksi if within two to three years ahead of Android will rule the tablet operating system worldwide.

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Windows 8 Not Present on Next year "2012"

SAN FRANCISCO - Just days ago, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer confirmed that it will launch the next generation Windows platform that is temporarily referred to as Windows 8 in 2012 to come. But this is directly contradicted by the official Microsoft itself.

"There seems to be a false statement. Currently we are excited to welcome the latest generation of Windows 7 which will come in the next fiscal year," wrote Microsoft as reported by ZDNet, Sunday (05/29/2011).

"As for now, we have not issued a formal announcement related to the name and time of arrival of the latest generation Windows OS," he added.

In fact, in a statement, Ballmer also uses the name 'Windows 8 ' related to the operating system. "You will hear a lot about Windows 8, whether it is tablet, PC or other variations," said Ballmer.

Previously also, Microsoft reportedly is preparing to bring the tablet version of Windows OS next week, in an event that has been prepared.

Unfortunately, Microsoft is reluctant to comment on such rumors. Especially after other newspapers said, the OS for the tablet will be holding a microprocessor Tegra.

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Issues discussed iPad 3 Start

It seems like only about two months ago since iPad 2 was released to the public. But now, continued the story of Apple's tablet PCs have started to pushed back.

iPad 3, thus the name for the successor of the IPAD 2. As iPad third generation, of course there are a series of new features that will be embedded in these devices Apple.

Well, based on leaks from Hollywood circles, a new feature on the iPad 3 which is promising is the technology buried three-dimensional (3D) in it.

"The fact that the iPad 3 brings 3D is set in stone," said the source, quoted from RCR Wireless, Sunday (06/08/2011).

There was so confident this is the source of Hollywood. But his conviction was based on news that several major studios in Hollywood is currently preparing to spawn a row of 3D content to welcome the new Apple device.

Another issue is also being circulated around the news will be more bright display on the screen ipad 3. Digitimes launch, high resolution has been described resulting from the display Amoled Active-Matrix Organic Light-Emitting Diode.

Do not expect Apple will provide klariifikasi about this issue. For a company that Steve Jobs was renowned digawangi stingy respond to rumors.

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