Solution providers revealed that 80% of tablet computers belong to castrated products

Not long ago, a tablet solution provider revealed that currently 80% of tablet PCs cannot support Android 3.0 system. Due to the high hardware requirements of the recently released Android 3.0 system, the old chips simply cannot support such a high-performance operating system. At present, most tablet PCs will remain in the "2" era or even the "1" era of Android and cannot be upgraded. "It can be said that most of the current tablet PCs are disabled." The planners are blunt.

According to reports, Android 3.0 system is an operating system developed specifically for tablet computers. However, behind its gorgeous interface, high-performance hardware is needed to back it up. Previously, Bobby Cha, managing director of Korean consumer electronics company Enspert, disclosed that the corresponding hardware requirement for Honeycomb's Android 3.0 system is the dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 processor, which means that most tablets cannot be upgraded to Android due to low hardware configuration. 3.0 system. In the current market, only the Nvidia Tegra 2 platform has a Cortex-A9 processor.

Regarding the Android 3.0 system's harsh hardware requirements, Google has not made any clear explanations. However, Dan Morrill of the Android team once stated that in fact, the tablet PCs running the Android 2.2 version of the following system can be completely upgraded to the Android 3.0 operating system.

Even so, it seems that no one can guarantee the performance of Android 3.0 on these old tablets. "Since the origin of the "2" era, it is better to continue the "2" down." Netizen ridiculed.