Allwinner is also providing support for the factories making tablets based on its chips. Linux kernel source from T-Head Allwinner. The A33 is pin-compatible with the A23 (based on a dual-core Cortex-A7), so tablet manufacturers can easily upgrade to the new design. Linux kernel for Nezha D1 (upstreaming, WIP) Using the patches from Smaeul/Ren Guo(T-HEAD)/Allwinner Engineers, enable almost all the features for Fedora,and also rebase to the latest upstream kernel master branch. It also features an overview of several tablets based on the Allwinner A33 chip from different manufacturers. Here's an video walkthrough of Allwinner's facilities and those of its partners. It also integrates SmartColor, which keeps skin tones in photos and video from getting oversaturated, and "ultra-low power consumption."Īllwinner claims their design is more power efficient than competitor Cortex-A7 quad-cores and on a 4,000mAh battery can last 300 hours in standby more or 6 and a half hours of 1080p video playback, 6 hours of 3D gaming (Fishing Joy) and 8 hours of music playback.
It supports displays up to 1,280 x 800 and can play back 1080p 60fps video. Still, the Allwinner A33 has quad-core Cortex-A7 processor and a dual-core Mali-400 MP2 GPU. The new Allwinner A33 is touted as the world's first $4 chipset with quad-core processor and it has entered mass production.Ĭosting less than certain cups of coffee it targets 7" to 8" tablets in the $30-$60 range, so we can't expect the A33 to be a speed demon.
Chipset maker Allwinner recently announced that it will be entering the 64-bit market but it hasn’t lost its focus on highly affordable white-box tablets where the company's strength lies.
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