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The video says "It's like a giant iPhone, but ... it's like a giant iPhone." in reference to the iPad and then goes on to say "Android OS, but Android OS … for a phone." in reference to the Samsung Galaxy Tab. The video doesn't have any text for the last screen: all we see is a cloaked tablet and a bee buzzing around a new red Motorola logo.
The bee is of course a reference to Android 3.0 (codenamed Honeycomb). Less than two weeks ago, Andy Rubin, Android's co-founder and now vice president of engineering at Google, showed off a Motorola tablet prototype at the D: Dive Into Mobile event. Rubin said the hardware featured a dual core 3D processor from Nvidia, while the new OS had video chat, a new release of Google Maps, an updated Gmail app, and a redesigned desktop that takes into account the extra screen space of tablets. The tablet itself featured no buttons, and the OS seemed to compensate for this with on-screen elements to launch search and apps.
Now, what might get me interested in this thing is if it has NVIDIA's Tegra 3 SoC. Here's to hoping NVIDIA has some CES announcements this year!
"It's like a giant iPhone" well that's actually a compliment, the iPhone has been one of the most acclaimed electronic devices in the last 5 years and it set the standard for the future of smartphones and similar mobile devices.
And it sells like crazy.
Allow me to explain. Each tablet featured a "pro" and a "con". The "It's like a giant iPhone" line was both a pro AND a con. So it was a compliment. Make sense?
So was the line for the Samsung Galaxy Tab.
Intel font? lol
Soo... they're saying the Motorola will annoy the sh*t out of you and possibly sting.
Ya... i'm convinced.
"It's like a giant iPhone... but, it's like a giant iPhone."
They couldn't have said it any better.
It's like a giant iPhone... but, it's like a giant iPhone.... i rofled at this
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