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It looks like 7in iPhone. Even the connector looks like a lightning jack from the renders. And at 6.9mm its thinner than every iPad other than the Air 2 and is
by nemothekid 12y ago
It looks like 7in iPhone. Even the connector looks like a lightning jack from the renders. And at 6.9mm its thinner than every iPad other than the Air 2 and is even thinner than the 6+ (its as thin as the 6).
Also a quad core intel atom. Are there any consumer devices running x86 Android? Seems like an interesting choice, I wonder how long intel can squeeze that battery.
Really interesting design choice on Nokia's part, but it seems too recent to actually be a copy-cat in design. Really can't wait to get my hands on one.
- sirkneeland 12y agoIt looks amazing (and much more unique) in person. You'll have to try it! :)
- dagw 12y agoAre there any consumer devices running x86 Android? Acer, Asus and Lenovo have all gone Intel for their Android Tablets
- dingaling 12y ago> Are there any consumer devices running x86 Android? Tesco Hudl2 8-inch tablet, popular in the UK. Battery life is fairly dismal, from personal experience. And a dozen or so tablets in the Chinese market, few of which reach 'our' shores.
- 72deluxe 12y agoDo you find the Hudl2 any good other than the battery? Did you have a Hudl 1? If so, how does it compare? Also, what sort of battery life do you get?
- dingaling 12y agoFantastic screen on the Hudl2, exceptionally sharp. Good snappy CPU and wife reporters that it plays HD films without breaking a sweat. But we usually have to charge it every night by when it has dropped to 30% capacity. Full to empty when watching films and browsing is less than 24 hours, sadly. Despite An enormous battery. Also very hard to root and charging sometimes stalls and requires a reboot to restart.
- 72deluxe 12y agoThanks for the info. My mother-in-law has just bought one (despite our protestations) after she dropped her iPad (!) so we'll likely be inundated with calls on how to use it!
- gcb0 12y agoSamsung tab3 10in also has a x86 cpu
- freehunter 12y ago>Even the connector looks like a lightning jack from the renders You can hardly blame Nokia for the design the USB committee chose.
- experimental- 12y agoCertainly you cannot. However, even the connector receptacle resembles Lightning ports. There's a perfectly reasonable reason for that, though. The design seems to have avoided most (or any) angles, which makes the receptacle rounded, too.
- Synaesthesia 12y agoIt looks exactly like an iPad mini, to the point where I may have difficulty telling them apart. There are x86 Android devices, have been for a while, although they are more rare than I anticipated. Should be an interesting device indeed.
- experimental- 12y agoI doubt that, considering it's lacking the Apple home key. Anyway, apart from specs, to me it really looks more like a bigger iPhone 6(+) than an iPad mini. I'm not saying it's not influenced by Apple's design, but TBH there's only so many ways you can build a unibody-device from aluminium if you wish not to introduce angles (which annoy me when trying to hold a Surface device, for example).
- zurn 12y ago> Are there any consumer devices running x86 Android? Motorola RAZR-i (2012) was one of the first I think, there have been many since.
- wtracy 12y agoThere's actually been at least one phone (in the UK) that uses an x86 chipset: http://www.cnet.com/uk/products/orange-san-diego/ http://www.cnet.com/uk/products/orange-san-diego/