Notion Ink Adam tablet debuts

After nearly a year after being announced, it looks like Notion Ink is slowly beginning to unveil the followup to the original Adam tablet via Twitter. Last we heard, the Adam II will rock a TI OMAP 4400-series dual-core processor with Android 4.0.

Notion Ink says it will switch to a Texas Instruments OMAP 4 processor running Android 4.0 for its next generation Adam II tablet. In other tablet news, Pew Research found the percentage of U.S.

Hey do you folks remember when Notion Ink told us about their newest tablet the Adam II? Do you also remember when we saw a sneak peak of that same tablet 11 months later? Well fast forward a year and four months later and it appears that the Adam II is ready to ship. Finally right?

We can safely say that the Apple iPad is received with mixed feelings by the IT-savvy community. The main problem is that the tablet is just not as revolutionary as many expected it would be. It keeps many of the limitations of the iPhone (no multitasking, tightly controlled app-store) and doesn't p ...

Apart from Apple, some other companies are bringing some interesting tablets. In contrary to the iTab, those other tablets do run Linux. Some are already available, such as the TouchBook from Always Innovating (AI), and some have supposedly better screens, like the Notion Ink Adam tablet. From the i ...

I have tried notion in the past, I really have. I just can't grok it though, whatever I do. I can use i3, and spectrwm/dwm/xmonad, but notion I just never could get.Perhaps I just need to spend more time on it...

Written by: Stuart Corner | Published in: DealsTelstra is to acquire South Australian regional ISP, Adam Internet. It plans to retain the Adam brand and run the company as a stand-alone subsidiary with a view to expanding the customer base nationwide.

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