They're Here! Chinese Tegra 2 Dual Core Android Tablets news
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They're Here! Chinese Tegra 2 Dual Core Android Tablets

They're Here! Chinese Tegra 2 Dual Core Android Tablets

It looks like Apple’s will have more than just the upcoming Wi-Fi only Xoom and Blackberry Playbook to worry about if reports coming from Shenzhen are correct. News has it that there are a number of factories in the technological boom town working on Android tablets with dual-core 2 CPU’s and whooping amounts of . The first to hit headlines is this the Qpad dual-core 2 Android Tablet. From the outside the Qpad looks similar to Viewsonic’s ViewPad 10S. There’s a nice 10 inch multi-touch capacitive screen with a resolution of 1024 x600, a nice thick bezel to clamp your thumbs too plus a front facing camera for .

They're Here! Chinese Tegra 2 Dual Core Android Tablets
They're Here! Chinese Tegra 2 Dual Core Android Tablets

As we’ve already mentioned the Qpad gets that super dual-core CPU from Nvidia, in this case a 1Ghz model. To help that speedy little chip out if HD video or games give it any stick is a nice chunk of RAM (512mb) and 3D graphics acceleration hardware.

There is also a 4 way gravity sensor, great for gaming, HDMI out, Bluetooth and a 3300mAh battery which is officially rated to give 6 hours of run time.

Although the Tegra 2 Chip-set and RAM is more than adequate enough to run Android3.0, the Qpad ships with Android 2.2 (with the official Android market) but that isn’t to say there won’t be a Honeycomb update path available in the future.

Check our the video below of the Qpad in action.

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