Teclast to debut Android-powered PMP? Wake us up when it arrives
Oh, Android — it’s obvious that someone out there wants to see it on tablets, netbooks, toaster ovens — anything, really, that sports a processor and a display (OK, never mind the toaster oven). Now Teclast, fine purveyors of media players with such exciting features as “buttons” and “batteries,” just might have a PMP in the works that sports the buzzworthy open source OS. The T58, whose existence is being reported by imp3.net, is said to sport the RK2808 chipset (with dual-core ARM9 RISC processor), 1280 x 720 touchscreen, WiFi, GPS, and support for all of your favorite media types (that is, if H.264, RMVB, MPEG-4, AVS, and WMV9 files constitute your favorite media types). Can the company manage to not bore us to tears with its next device? And will it have to install a cellphone OS on a media player to do so? Only time will tell.
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Teclast to debut Android-powered PMP? Wake us up when it arrives originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 23 Sep 2009 10:29:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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