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1. #HANVON C18 MIRASOL ANDROID#
2. #HANVON C18 MIRASOL WINDOWS 8#
3. #HANVON C18 MIRASOL TV#
4. #HANVON C18 MIRASOL WINDOWS#

Also present were the tried-and-true LCD and plasma panels, along with new advances in alternative displays such as E Ink Holding's Triton color panels, Pixel Qi's unique transflective panel, and Qualcomm's iMOD-based mirasol display. Even model numbers are now based around display sizes.Īt the show, the display du jour seemed to be the new AMOLED displays from the likes of Samsung, which dominates the small OLED display space, as well as from other suppliers such as LG. Billions of pixels from millions of displays flooded the show from every direction, and everywhere you looked a display was the primary device – the "what you are looking at" technology that is often the difference between product success and failure. ONE walk around the show floor at this year's CES would have been enough to convince even the uninitiated that the center of consumer electronics (and any device) is without question the display. Jacobs concluded his keynote noting that Qualcomm is now shipping one million chips each day giving it an opportunity to do some really big things.Displays large and small played a dominant role in the products exhibited at the most recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Another Mirasol-based e-reader, the Kyobo eReader, shipped in South Korea last year.

#HANVON C18 MIRASOL ANDROID#

Qualcomm announced that Hanvon will release a new e-reader, the C18 (5.7-inch touchscreen Mirasol display, 1GHz single-core Snapdragon processor and customized version of Android 2.3 Gingerbread) for schoolchildren in China in mid-February. The rest of the keynote focused on themes that Qualcomm often discusses such as the growth of mobile broadband in developing countries its Mirasol display technology augmented reality applications and the potential of wireless technology to improve education and healthcare. over the next few months, including the Lumia 900, a 4G LTE phone for AT&T, and the company's efforts to build cheaper smartphones for developing countries. Nokia CEO Stephen Elop came onstage and talked about both the new models shipping in the U.S.

#HANVON C18 MIRASOL WINDOWS#

Nokia is also using Qualcomm in its Lumia Windows Phone smartphones, which are just coming to the U.S. Qualcomm has been also playing a lead role in Windows Phone (every phone currently on the market uses Qualcomm silicon, he noted). Jacobs also mentioned Qualcomm's recently-announced GameCommand for the Android Market for managing games. "We are transferring Lenovo from a leading personal computing company to a leading digital home company," Liu said. Liu Jun, president of Lenovo's Mobile Internet and Digital Home Group, gave a demonstration of features such as voice-enabled search for video content and game play (using Gameloft's Asphalt driving game).

#HANVON C18 MIRASOL TV#

This week Lenovo announced a smart TV with a 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon chip and Android 4.0. Snapdragon is also in other Android devices too. Many of these are Android smartphones and Jacobs talked about Qualcomm's work with Google starting with the release of the Nexus One almost exactly two years ago. Jacobs said Snapdragon now powers 300 devices with another 350 in the works. Most of the keynote was not surprisingly focused on Qualcomm's technology for phones, in particular Android and Windows Phone smartphones.

#HANVON C18 MIRASOL WINDOWS 8#

But Jacobs did not provide details or say when the first Windows 8 tablets and laptops will be available. There are 20 manufactures with more than 70 Snapdragon S4-based products in the pipeline, according to Qualcomm. He showed how the tablet could smoothly handle Windows 8 features such as Metro-style apps, full-screen IE browsing and Charms. Jacobs gave what he said was the first public demonstration of a tablet with the Snapdragon S4 and Windows 8 running on AT&T's 4G LTE network. "That is going to be a really exciting new opportunity for the S4 chip to flex its muscles," Jacobs said. But Windows 8 on ARM is an opportunity to parlay its wireless expertise and push its Snapdragon chipset into laptops and other devices such as smart TVs. Jacobs said the company has shipped more than 7 billion chipsets making it the world's number one supplier of silicon for wireless. Qualcomm is of course best known for phone chips. Paul Jacobs would have to say at the company's CES keynote today. One of those companies is Qualcomm, which is why I was interested to see what CEO Dr. For the first time, companies that develop chips for smartphones and tablets can compete direct with Intel and AMD. The arrival later this year of Windows 8 for ARM changes the computing landscape.