In flight, the specs of a Dell under Windows 8 Tablet

The fact sheet of a Windows 8 tablet already in nature... Fake or not?

View on NeoWin, the fact sheet of what would be a priori a Tablet Dell "10.1 running on Windows 8. If it is a true leak, this is what is called a misstep, while the output of Windows 8 is not expected before next October. According to this capture, would thus case to a Dell Tablet equipped with a screen capacitive multi-touch displaying 1366 x 768 pixels that could benefit from an optional stylus. The dimensions of the device would be 274 x 177 mm 13.4 mm thick and a weight of 740 grams.

Inside, it only would not an ARM processor, but an Intel Atom dual-core of the family Clover Trail, which manage also the graphic part via the circuit integrated. A processor that could rely on the presence of LPDDR2 2 GB 800 MHz. Storage would be given to an SSD that can mount up to 128 GB in capacity. This fact sheet also evokes the presence of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and options for mobile networks, not to mention removable 2-4 cells for 30 or 60 WHr battery.

Finally, this tablet expected speakers, a combo Jack for microphone/headset and two sensors (a 2 MP front first and a second from 8 pm in the back), as well as all kinds of related elements in security, in particular the presence of a TPM chip. Follow...

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AMD Radeon HD 7900: the Tahiti compiled specs

Small récap' of specs assumed for Thaiti, the new top-of-range GPU from AMD that will equip the top of the basket of the Radeon HD 7000.

Graphics cards incorporating the new AMD architecture should be available within about a month and according to the site German 3DCenter, here are specifications - assumed and compiled from different sources - the top-of-range GPU.

Tahiti, the 380 mm² die code name will be engraved in 28 nm by TSMC and composed of not less than 4.5 billion transistors. It will benefit of architecture Graphics Core Next (GCN), 2048 sheders cores, 128 units of texturing, 48 ROPs, an unknown amount of GDDR5 memory to 1 GHz with 384-bit memory bus and a maximum bandwidth of 240-264 Gb/s.

Information to take course with the tweezers of rigour, since no official technical specification from AMD is still available at the present time...

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