From Japan we get the images of the presentation of the first tablet with Tizen OS. The team has been presented at an event in the Asian country and will go on sale shortly. It is intended for developers and it brings all the necessary tools and manuals to be able to create new applications. In addition, those who buy it will also receive technical service and advice from system, the manufacturing company.
The team looks a lot like that prototype we saw hace unos months created in Indonesia that used a somewhat unstable version of the OS, specifically, Tizen 2.0.
This team runs Tizen 2.1 Nectarine, but it has some technical specifications traced to those that that prototype used. We have a 10,1 inch screen with a resolution of X. Inside we have a 9GHZ ARM Cortex-A1,4 quad-core processor accompanied by 2 GB of RAM and with an internal storage of 32 GB.
No information has been provided about the price that the complete kit will have when it goes on sale, but you can ask directly at the company website.
This is one more step forward for the operating system sponsored by Samsung and Intel. As you know, he is the heir to the failed MeeGo, that mix between Moblin and Maemo. The difference is that this software can run Android applications, in addition to its own, as it is also based on Linux.
Samsung has already shown signs of looking towards a future in which it could use this OS in a unique way and leave behind Google and the dependence on software and application development that they have with them. In fact, we have already seen its flagship, the Galaxy S4 running this OS and it is rumored that the Galaxy S5 could come in two versions, one with Android and one with Tizen.
Source: Tablet News