Nvidia wants sub-£130 Tegra 3 tablets out this summer
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Chip maker Nvidia this week promised it will bring the price of its Tegra 3 hardware down sufficiently to see Android tablets packing the chip hit price points as low as $199 (£125).
The company's CEO, Jen-Hsun Huang, insisted such budget Tegra 3 slates will be available this summer, the New York Times reports.
This perhaps adds weight to rumours that a powerful 7in Asus and Google tablet is in the works. Some say the collaboration will be announced this May.
Huang also talked up the tantalising prospect of Tegra 3-based Windows 8 tablets.
“Android hasn’t developed as I’d hoped,” he confessed.
“For many people, though, work is still the primary reason to have a computer. They want Windows to work well, they want Outlook to work well. A tablet running Windows 8 with Tegra could be very nice.” ®
COMMENTS
Typo in your opening sentence. You presumably meant "...hit price points as low as $199 (£199)."
Re: Still has not got the memo
But that's a 'Consumer' version of office. Whatever that is.
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