The Le Pan II TC979 has a feel that is comfortable and I was impressed with the responsiveness of the interface and the quality of graphics. Nvidia has done a great job filling the internet with just how great and superior their product is, but if you actually play with a non Tegra enabled tablet you may be surprised by its power.
Sitting at the heart of the TC979 is a Qualcomm APQ8060 dual core processor at 1.2 GHz. This is a Snapdragon S3 CPU and is RISC based with Adreno 220 Graphics and supports 1080p video encode/decode and stereoscopic 3D video playback. This playback is of course achieved through the optional HDMI adapter as neither the Le Pan II nor the Transformer we previously reviewed have a native screen resolution of 1080. Source
Sitting at the heart of the TC979 is a Qualcomm APQ8060 dual core processor at 1.2 GHz. This is a Snapdragon S3 CPU and is RISC based with Adreno 220 Graphics and supports 1080p video encode/decode and stereoscopic 3D video playback. This playback is of course achieved through the optional HDMI adapter as neither the Le Pan II nor the Transformer we previously reviewed have a native screen resolution of 1080. Source
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