Tablet EviGroup PadPro Pixel Qi display

Something moves by Pixel Qi, an innovative Chinese company that produces a particular panel that can operate either with a standard backlight, is taking advantage of the available light to illuminate the screen. The solution is particularly attractive because it saves a lot on energy consumption of the device, which can thus enjoy greater autonomy, but so far has had little luck commerciale.Fino today because the panel had been adopted only on the smaller tablet, as the U.S. Computer and Sol Notion Ink or Chinese Shizhu, so that ultimately, at CES in Las Vegas held in January, the CFO of Pixel Qi, John Ryan, had suggested a possible exit from the company's consumer products, pointing to contacts with a major manufacturer of industrial sector, which nevertheless has adopted the company's products to produce devices "invisible", such as those related to the automotive sector (integrated navigation systems, etc. Car TV.).
But now EviGroup French company already known for some Tablet PCs as SmartPaddle, has announced it will produce a new device that has just this panel. EviGroup is not a giant, but it is a European company and will therefore provide much more visibility at Pixel Qi, in a market that, until now, had not known any of the foregoing. The new tablet, which is called PadPro, has a 10.2 inch screen with 1024 x 600 pixels, and pressure-sensitive stylus can also be used by, and has an Intel Atom, you do not know if he belongs to a new generation Cedar Trail or less, with a 1.6 GHz dual core processor, hard drive 160 GB, WiFi, Bluetooth and Ethernet interface and operating system Microsoft Windows 7.
At the time the display Pixel Qi is only available as an option but according EviGroup autonomy would be limited to just 2 ½ hours with a normal display, which would increase to 3 if the display was turned off, while adopting the screen Pixel Qi autonomy could easily reach 5 hours. The tablet EviGroup TabPro will be available soon in France at a price of 599 euros.