Motorola Launches 18.5 Android Cloud Computer

Motorola has apparently designed and manufactured the world’s first “cloud computer.” The device itself is an ARM powered tablet with a generous 18.5” display that also comes with a wireless mouse and keyboard.

The huge tablet was designed for a Chinese cable TV company and the official naming is Motorola HMC3260.

Motorola’s new system is running the famous Android operating system and it is powered by a single-chip solution that’s designed by Freescale.

The Freescale i.MX535 is based on ARM’s Cortex A8 architecture and runs at a modest 1 GHz.

The RAM memory is only 1 GB while the storage is handled by 4 GB of flash.

Motorola’s HMC3260 sports a touchscreen with a basic 1366 by 768 pixel resolution while the Android version used is not the expected Jelly B ean, but Android 2.3.4.

The new system is an interesting concept and we’re eager to see what level of market success it will achieve.


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