Just days after Google released its latest Ice Cream Sandwich platform for Android to developers, Nvidia is offering a sneak preview of what the updated mobile OS looks like on a tablet.
Nvidia released a promotional video of Ice Cream Sandwich running on an Asus Transformer Prime tablet, powered by quad-core Tegra 3. The demo highlights various new features offered by Ice Cream Sandwich, including a seamless transition swipe between the apps and widgets menu and the ability to drag and drop icons onto one another to create a folder.
The clip also showcases Ice Cream Sandwich’s sleek video playback with 1080p capabilities and how it beautifully handles the graphics-rich Riptide GP game.
Tablet makers are now confronted with the task of developing devices with Ice Cream Sandwich that can better compete with the iPad.
What are your first impressions of Ice Cream Sandwich on a tablet? Is this the update that will finally give Android tablets the ammo they need to really challenge the iPad?
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