Launching the mass production of $4 Allwinner A33-based tablets for the $30 to $60 entry level segment of the market

As the new A33 is pin-compatible with the old A23 it is worth to read the Allwinner A23 Dual-Core SoC: record low component count for tablets providing Antutu up to 15,000, 60 days of standby, 8.5 hours of video playback or 60 hours of music playback time [this same blog, Oct 14, 2013] post as … Continue reading →

Allwinner’s first 64-bit tablet processor to hit the market soon 全志科技首颗64位平板处理器即将震撼登场

Allwinner expects to be able to show the development board for their ARMv8 64bit processor by Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) to be held on 13-16 October 2014. Allwinner announced its SoC roadmap on Oct 10, 2013. In that we had the following information for 64-bit: Q4, 2015: A9X 64-bit Cortex-A53/A57 4x GPU 20/16nm, … Continue reading →

9.7” Onda V989 Tablet with Allwinner A80T UltraOcta shipped today for $219.90 only

After 搭载全志A80T八核芯片 昂达V989平板电脑曝光 (Exposure of Tablet PC Onda V989 equipped with a full eight-core Allwinner A80T SoC) [平板盒子网, June 17, 2014] with the following incredible Antutu benchmark:Earlier A80 SoC info:  Allwinner to continue the No. 1 position on Android tablet application processor market with the new UltraOcta A80 SoC optimized for premium devices, without the … Continue reading →

Allwinner A80T: CPU Performance/Power and GPU tuning of the SoC, the 5 initial PCBA designs (4 by Allwinner itself)

See first: 9.7” Onda V989 Tablet with Allwinner A80T UltraOcta shipped today for $219.90 only [USD 99 Allwinner, July 18, 2014] Octa-Core CPU Performance/Power Tuning on the Allwinner A80T [ARMdevices.net YouTube channel, July 18, 2014] This video shows one of the GPU tuning tools (PVRTune) used during A80 development. To run the tests, an A80T … Continue reading →