Nvidia has a plan to make cheap Android tablets a lot more powerful. The company will launch a platform this year called "Kai" that will let device makers bring quad-core tablets to market for $199.
The Google tablet formerly known as Asus MeMo 370T may be pushed back to a July release date; Apple is rumored to be testing a 7.85-inch iPad.
With every million iPads that Apple sells, Google’s Android tablet problem becomes more of a crisis. To date, not a single proper Android tablet has seen mainstream success, and even in aggregate they’re not nearly as popular as the iPad.
Asus is promising what seems like the impossible with the MeMo 370T, a 7-inch Android Ice Cream Sandwich tablet with a quad-core processor for $250. I got my hands on a prototype during CES 2012, and I’m happy to say it’s real, and it could be spectacular.
