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Google Working On Nexus 7 Successor

According to Reuters, Google plans to introduce a second-generation Nexus 7 tablet. Among other things, the new tablet will feature a higher resolution and a thinner bezel. The new Nexus 7 will be made by ASUS, but this time the company will use a Snapdragon SoC.

ASUS Transformer AiO Priced, Coming This Spring

ASUS is serious about launching its fabled Transformer AiO, which was unveiled last June, at Computex. It is priced just under US $1,300, and is expected to be generally available this Spring (after March). The contraption switches between a desktop and 18.4" tablet.

Gainward Introduces A Quad-Core 7-inch Tablet

Gainward, a well-known manufacturer of desktop graphics card, has decide to enter the tablet market. The company will enter the market with an affordable quad-core 7-inch tablet. As a long NVIDIA partner, Gainward decided to use NVIDIA's Tegra 3 SoC.

NVIDIA In Trouble With Tegra 4 Chips

With the success of the Tegra 3, NVIDIA was hopping to have at least the same success with its next-gen chip. According to early reports, it seems that Tegra 4 will not be seen in many tablets and smartphones. For now, only Toshiba and ASUS confirmed Tegra 4 devices.

Fuhu Outs $250 Android Ultraportable for Tweens

Fuhu announced the Nabi XD, a 10.1-inch tablet that converts to an ultraportable. Priced at $250, the device is designed [admittedly] for tweens (ages 10~12), which shows not just in its loud design, but also Rightware Kanzi custom-UI that's intuitive and safe.

Tegra 3 Faces Stiff Competition from Snapdragon S4 Pro

Designed to dominate the high-performance ARM SoC market, NVIDIA's Tegra 3 is finding itself facing tough competition from Qualcomm Snapdragon S4, which could limit its growth in 2013, from 2012, where it landed orders from big products such as Nexus 7 and Surface RT.

Toshiba Outs Excite 10 SE

Toshiba announced the Excite 10 SE tablet in North America. The 10-incher, carrying a relatively modest price-tag, is driven by a powerful processor, Android 4.1 "Jelly Bean," SRS Premium Voice Pro sound, and a 1280 x 800-pixel screen, among other mainstream features.

Microsoft to Ditch NVIDIA and Intel with 2nd Gen. Surface

It looks like Microsoft wants to cast NVIDIA and Intel out of its second generation Surface plans, in a likely effort to cut cost of hardware. On the receiving end of things at their expense are AMD and Qualcomm. Redmond also plans 14.6-inch Surface Book.

Fujitsu Launches Arrows V F-04E with Fingerprint Reader

Fujitsu launched its flagship smartphone for the season in partnership with NTT Docomo, the Arrows V F-04E. Available in three color options, the 4.7-inch phone packs cutting-edge hardware, and biometric security to ensure your phone is truly yours to use.

Surface RT Sales Off to a Modest Start: Ballmer

In an interview with a French publication, Microsoft's Steve Ballmer may have answered the one question every PC maker (and perhaps Intel) has on its mind: how Surface RT is faring in the market. Limited availability and market reach could be culprit.
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