It is true that Android is based on Linux, as I discussed a few days ago , but there are many Linux fans who are not satisfied simply with a modified version of the operating system and prefer to be with a tablet that runs with the "real" Linux. Well that's exactly the idea that boys are Peacock Imports introducing new PengPod, a tablet which the technology has provided not only Android, but also Linux.
The dispostivio has two versions: a 7-inch and 10-inch, and comes with a mini PC PengStick. Both models use a A10 processor, running with Android 4.0 and Linux 3.0.42, have 1GB of RAM and 8GB memory feature that can expand up to 32GB. They also include a USB interface and HDMI and WiFi available. The 7-inch model has a 1.3 megapixel camera, while his brother carries a 0.3 megapixel. Both also have speakers and headphone jack.
PengStick specifications are the same as those for tablets, except for the screen, camera and audio outputs, while the low memory to 4GB.
At the moment the company is raising funds to begin production of the device.
