Watch your back, Galaxy Note. Nvidia has launched a pen-enabled Android tablet of its own. The 7-inch Tegra Note, which is expected to be available in October for $199, will serve as a reference design for Nvidia’s hardware partners. The first companies to offer the Tegra Note in the U.S. will be EVGA and PNY Technologies.
In addition to the aforementioned quad-core Tegra 4 processor, the Tegra Note will also include 1GB of RAM, 16GB of onboard storage and a 32GB microSD card slot. Up front, the slate is expected to sport a 7-inch 1280 x 800 IPS LCD display.
True to the slate’s name, the Tegra Note will also feature a passive stylus for writing and drawing on the tablet. Nvidia’s director of product marketing for mobile, Matt Weubbling, said users can expect the stylus to offer the same functionality and responsiveness as an active stylus, thanks to Nvidia’s Direct Stylus Technology. The technology transfers stylus processing to the Tegra 4′s fifth power-saving core. Read more…
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