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XDA FLAME - The most powerfull PDA from O2 (ever!)

O2 XDA Flame Specifications:
Operating System: Windows Mobile 6.0
Processor: Intel XScale PXA 270
Processor Speed:520 MHZ
Display: 3.6 " VGA Touch Screen
Memory: 2 GB Flash ROM, 64MB RAM
Camera: 2.0 Mega Pixels
Connectivity: Wi-Fi 802.11b+g
Sound: SRS Mobile HD surround sound
Other Features: TV- OUT Connector, USB ON-THE-GO

[Q] Possible to install Windows Embedded 8/Windows RT on Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 GT-P5110?

Hi
I'm thinking about if it would be possible to put any ARM Version of Windows Embedded 8 / Embedded Compact 2013 / Windows RT on my Galaxy Tab 2. I love Android, but sometimes i want to try something new and I know even when it's Windows it won't run normal Windows x86 Applications.
...The specs of the OMAP4430 Chipset:
Processor:
TI’s OMAP4430 applications processor (dual ARM® Cortex™-A9 cores running at 1 GHz each)
Graphics Accelerator – PowerVR SGX540 3D hardware accelerator
Video Performance – 720p stereoscopic 3D
Multimedia Accelerator – IVA 3 (1080p encode/decode)
Imaging Performance – 20 MP/s and 5 MP/s (dual cameras)
Memory:
up to 1 GB LPDDR2 RAM
Other I/O
1x USB 2.0 High-Speed Host
1x OTG
1x ULPI for connectivity to an external USB Phy
4x UARTS / 1 x RS-232
3x I2C / 1x I2S / 2x SPI
Operating Systems – Linux, Windows Embedded Compact 7, Android-ready
The Device itself has following specs:
PLS TFT capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
Size 800 x 1280 pixels, 10.1 inches (~149 ppi pixel density)
16 GB internal storage
1 GB LPDDR2 RAM
WiFi (can't find any infos about it)
I have access to Windows Embedded from Microsoft DreamSpark, but i think they're only the x86 versions. Are there any chances to get Windows running on this tablet or is this simply not possible because of the bootloader or other limitations (like partitions, drivers etc..)?
If Windows RT can run on an old HTC HD2, why not on a tablet with a bit better specifications? (yes, i know the HTC HD2 was a Windows Mobile Device :laugh:

raph6280 said:
Hi
I'm thinking about if it would be possible to put any ARM Version of Windows Embedded 8 / Embedded Compact 2013 / Windows RT on my Galaxy Tab 2. I love Android, but sometimes i want to try something new and I know even when it's Windows it won't run normal Windows x86 Applications.
...The specs of the OMAP4430 Chipset:
Processor:
TI’s OMAP4430 applications processor (dual ARM® Cortex™-A9 cores running at 1 GHz each)
Graphics Accelerator – PowerVR SGX540 3D hardware accelerator
Video Performance – 720p stereoscopic 3D
Multimedia Accelerator – IVA 3 (1080p encode/decode)
Imaging Performance – 20 MP/s and 5 MP/s (dual cameras)
Memory:
up to 1 GB LPDDR2 RAM
Other I/O
1x USB 2.0 High-Speed Host
1x OTG
1x ULPI for connectivity to an external USB Phy
4x UARTS / 1 x RS-232
3x I2C / 1x I2S / 2x SPI
Operating Systems – Linux, Windows Embedded Compact 7, Android-ready
The Device itself has following specs:
PLS TFT capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
Size 800 x 1280 pixels, 10.1 inches (~149 ppi pixel density)
16 GB internal storage
1 GB LPDDR2 RAM
WiFi (can't find any infos about it)
I have access to Windows Embedded from Microsoft DreamSpark, but i think they're only the x86 versions. Are there any chances to get Windows running on this tablet or is this simply not possible because of the bootloader or other limitations (like partitions, drivers etc..)?
If Windows RT can run on an old HTC HD2, why not on a tablet with a bit better specifications? (yes, i know the HTC HD2 was a Windows Mobile Device :laugh:
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
There is no possible way to install any version of Windows on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2. Windows is not open-source and can not be manipulated in such a way so it can install on any Android based devices. If they were to open the source code, I'm sure within a week or two it would be available, but I'm afraid it's under the control of Microsoft for now.
Sorry..
-RespawnedEvil

Okay i understand
Then I'll have to keep this tablet with Android, but there are ARM-Versions of Ubuntu and other Linux Distributions, should be able to install this native to the flash storage without running android in foreground and connecting to the Linux using VNC, but the problem should be that i have to find drivers for every single device like WiFi, touchscreen, etc. :laugh:

HW for smooth Android Studio

Hi,
I am considering buying desktop pc and main purpose of it will be programming in Android studio. I was wondering about what is the most important part of HW ( because I will be built PC from part - not buying whole at all ). I know that AS is very sensitive to RAM ( and if RAM is not satifactory it concerns of HDD) but what about processor ? I am stuck between Intel i3 ( with 2 cores - 4 virtual) and AMD (with 6 cores - 6 virtual) - I read that power is almost the same in normal usage but what about AS - does it take advantage of more cores ?
REST HW will be :
16GB RAM DDR3
250GB SSD DISC
old graphics nVidia 9600 GT 1GB
old supply 500W
and some motherboard (besides of processor - aroud 100$)

Casio IT-G500

Hi Android-Experts!
I am sure that I am not the first one looking for something like this but so far my search has come up with nothing...
We have a number of handheld devices - Casio IT-G500 to be precise - running Windows Embedded Compact 7. Obviously it makes little sense to develop (new) Windows Embedded Compact 7 applications these days. However, simply abandoning this perfectly good hardware, especially since a similar device (Honeywell CN51) has been provided with Android 6.0 Marshmallow by the manufacturer, would be such a waste.
So I would be very glad if anyone could point me to resources on how to flash (if possible) such a device with Android. Of course, I am aware that several features (such as the hardware barcode scanner) might prove to be insurmountable obstacles.
Thank you very much!
Casio IT-G500 provided with Android 6.0 Marshmallow by Honeywell:
ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core Prozessor (1,5 GHz)
4,3” Touch-Display (WVGA: 480 x 800 Pixel)
WLAN IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n
Bluetooth
5 MP Camera
Microsoft Windows Embedded Compact 7
Honeywell CN51 specifications:
Texas Instruments 1.5 GHz OMAP 4470 dual core
4" Touch-Display (WVGA: 480 x 800 Pixel)
WLAN IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n
Bluetooth
5 MP Camera
Microsoft Windows Embedded Handheld 6.5

Why Macbook Air won't open after installation

Hello,
MacBook air late 2008 model PC Bliss OS v11.10 64 bit uefi installation I do not open, black screen on the console # menu remains.
Ubuntu 19.04 version of Macbook air 2008 works very well.
This PC is also running Remix OS 3 installation. Remix OS is up to Android 6, I don't like android 6. I want him to install Android 9 for Bliss OS.
Remix OS dual boot UEFI as I did the installation.
I changed the boot menu to DATA = INSTALL = 1 DPI = XXX.
What should I do if I want to install Bliss OS?
My opinion is that the Nvidia Video card does not come with relevant display.
Code:
Specifications
Codename: MacBook Air.
Processor Speed: 1,6 GHz (Late-2008); 1.86 GHz, 120 GB of storage (Late-2008); 1.86 GHz, 128 GB of storage (Mid-2009); 2.13 GHz (Mid-2009).
Boost Speed: N/A.
Processor Architecture: 64-bit.
Processor type: Air Core 2 Duo (SL9300, SL9400, SL9600) “Penryn” (original).
Processor upgrade: soldered.
Cores: 2.
Graphics core: Yes.
On-Board RAM: 2 GB, DDR3 1066 MHz.
Max. RAM: non-upgradeable.
Display: Retina 13.3-inch, LED-backlit TFT active matrix IPS, 16:10 widescreen, 1280 x 800 pixels max resolution.
Webcam: iSight, 640 × 480 resolution.
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics with 256 MB of shared DDR3 memory and Micro-DVI output.
Storage: 120 GB or 128 GB SSD.
Fusion Drive: No.
Input\Output: USB 2.0, analog audio out and Mini DisplayPort video out.
Power Connector: MagSafe.
Battery: inbuilt lithium-ion polymer, 37-watt-hour (Late 2008 version) or 40-watt-hour (Mid-2009 version).
Internet \ Wireless connection: inbuilt AirPort Extreme (802.11a/b/g/n), Bluetooth 2.1+EDR.
Preinstalled OS: 10.5.1 (9B2324).
OS max. upgrade: X 10.7.5 or X.10.11.x
Dimensions: .16-.76 x 12.8 x 8.94 inch.
Weight: 3 lb.