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Keep taking the Tablets

, Feb 21st 2010 Discuss [3]

Like the charming, fey uncle your grandmother warned you against showering with, Apple’s iPad has us confused. Tablets have broached the mainstream and, like CES 2010 last month, this past week’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona saw several more companies show their hand. Each of the chipset companies we spoke to – Texas Instruments, Qualcomm, Freescale, Marvell and others – included tablets among the target market for their ARM-based wares, and we played with various concepts, prototypes and mockups, many of which are destined for release within the next twelve months.

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Notion Ink Adam hands-on & digital magazine demo

, Feb 17th 2010 Discuss [9]

While we were with NVIDIA today, we ran into one of the guys from tablet start-up Notion Ink. We’ve covered their Adam tablet several times here at SlashGear, and so jumped at the chance for a hands-on with their latest prototype unit. The company have confirmed that there will be two models on offer when the Adam hits the market in Q3 2010, one with the innovative Pixel Qi display (at 12.9mm thick) and another (11.6mm thick) regular LCD.  They’ve also sent over a video demo of a Flash-based digital magazine, which you can see after the cut.

Video hands-on & Flash digital magazine demo after the cut

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Notion Ink Adam Flash video demo

, Feb 14th 2010 Discuss [8]

Mobile World Congress may have a cellular-focus, but that doesn’t mean it’s all about phones.  One of the more interesting devices SlashGear have been following this year is Notion Ink‘s Adam tablet, the Tegra-based Android touchscreen slate that promises to oust all thoughts of the iPad from your imagination, and they’re quietly bringing their latest wares to the show.  They’re latest prototype is still en-route from manufacturing, but to whet our appetite the company sent over some new video of Adam’s rotating webcam and its Flash support.

Video demo after the cut

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SlashGear at Mobile World Congress 2010

, Feb 14th 2010 Discuss [2]

CES 2010 hardly seems past us, and the SlashGear team are already in Barcelona for Mobile World Congress 2010. Most of the key players in the cellphone industry are here – with some notable exceptions – and we’re expecting big things from Notion Ink with their Adam Android tablet, Microsoft in the shape of Windows Phone 7, and HTC who have been leaking devices left, right and center in the run-up to the show.

We’ll be delivering video, hands-on first impressions and editorials all week, and we’d love to hear your feedback.  You can follow all of our Mobile World Congress 2010 content using the MWC 2010 tag.

Notion Ink Adam fan-renders stoke our interest

, Feb 10th 2010 Discuss [5]

When do you know that your product has made it?  If it's when fans begin creating custom 3D renders, unasked, then Notion Ink can sit back and feel a little self-satisfied; the Adam tablet hasn't done much more than show up at CES 2010 and then pave the way for a very interesting appearance at MWC 2010 next week, but that hasn't stopped Artur Grzegowski from putting together these impressive mock-ups. Read The Full Story

Notion Ink Adam: Flash, iPad comparison & App Competition

, Feb 8th 2010 Discuss [33]

One of the most exciting products from CES 2010 last month was Notion Ink‘s Adam tablet, the Android-based slate using the latest-gen NVIDIA Tegra chipset and Pixel Qi‘s innovative low-power display.  The company had brought along a prototype they could exclusively show us, and now they’ve sent over renders of what’s likely to be the final Adam design complete with some mockups of a SlashGear digital magazine.  And, since Apple’s long-awaited entrant to the tablet arena – the iPad – has since made its debut, we also asked Notion Ink just how Adam holds up to the new competition.

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Tablets, tablets all around (& not just Notion Ink)

, Jan 11th 2010 Discuss [8]

One of the big surprises from CES 2010 last week was the sheer number of tablets. Perhaps, what with the persistent rumors of Apple’s imminent entrance to the segment, that shouldn’t be seen as too unusual, but as many commenters seem to have conveniently forgotten, this isn’t exactly a new niche in the tech world. Microsoft, however badly they subsequently managed it, lent their weight behind compact tablets (aka UMPCs or Ultra-Mobile PCs) back in the days of Origami, and more recently we’ve seen PMPs first grow large, video-capable displays and then borrow internet functionality from notebooks as WiFi proliferated.

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Notion Ink Adam hands-on

We first told you about Notion Ink and their Adam tablet back in December, and since then they’ve captured plenty of attention at CES 2010 for including NVIDIA’s new Tegra 2 chipset and being the first use of a Pixel Qi display. We caught up with Notion Ink, company founder Rohan Shravan and the Adam prototype today for an extended discussion, not only about the hardware but exclusively about the company’s plans and expectations for content and usage models.  Check out our exclusive photos and never-before-seen video after the cut.

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Notion Ink Tegra Android smartpad uses Pixel Qi display

, Dec 18th 2009 Discuss [20]

CES 2010 is likely to see a fair few internet tablets being announced, but SlashGear has heard about one particular model that has more than a little promise. Notion Ink‘s as-yet unnamed Android “smartpad” is based on an unnanounced NVIDIA Tegra T20 chipset supporting 1080p Full HD video playback, has integrated WiFi, Bluetooth and UMTS/HSDPA, and – perhaps most interestingly – is the first confirmed device to use the Pixel Qi transflective display. Notion Ink are saving the live hardware shots for CES – hence the renders – but they did send us some photos of the 10.1-inch 1024 x 600 Pixel Qi panel in action, which you can see after the cut along with the full specifications.

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