Intel showed off a pre-production version of Lenovo’s K2 tablet at the Mobile World Congress and offered some hands-on time with the device, which had a Medfield processor inside.
The K2 will ship with Intel’s Medfield Atom processor, which is intended for both phones and tablets. The demo of Android 4.0 on the Lenovo appears to set the stage for what's looks to be an interesting competition among chipmakers for a niche in the increasingly competitive tablet space.
The tablet's specs include a 1280-by-800 resolution display, 1GB of memory and 16GB of storage. Around the edges are a micro-USB port, micro-HDMI, SD Card slot, and SIM card lot. The tablet features an 8-megapixel camera on the back. Plus, it will support Intel's Wireless Display technology, for less-hassle when connecting to a WiDi-capable display.
. The display looked good for its resolution, with a noticeably minimal air-gap. I also noticed that Android was responsive as I flicked among screens, played high-def video -- long the bane of Atom's existence -- and played a game (though, the Angry Birds flying through the air seemed a tad slower than I've come to expect from other tablets). A section of the back felt a bit warm, but many tablets
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