Huang Renxun: Second-generation Android Tablet has wings

NVIDIA announced on Thursday the first quarter of fiscal year 2012 from February to April this year, reported revenue of 962 million US dollars, net profit of 135.2 million US dollars, exceeding analyst expectations. After the announcement of the financial report, NVIDIA founder and CEO Huang Renxun talked about his views on the new Android tablet recently released. He said that these second-generation Android tablets are much better than early products.

In the middle of last year, Huang Renxun had stated that Android tablets at that time were not yet ready, because they were still using operating systems developed for smartphones and were not optimized for tablet applications. In addition, early Android tablets often came from mobile operators, which resulted in high prices for providing 3G support, and consumers were more willing to choose inexpensive products that only support WiFi networks.

From the current point of view, the problem has basically been solved. The recently released second-generation Android tablet is lighter and thinner, the price is more close to the people, sales channels are more extensive, and the products of various manufacturers begin to show differentiation, and unique products such as ASUS EeePad Transformer have emerged. The competitiveness is clearly better than the early products of last year.

In addition, Huang Renxun also revealed that NVIDIA is researching and optimizing the latest version of Android tablet system 3.1 Honeycomb hive.