Samsung and Qualcomm may be big names in the smartphone processor space. But you know who sells more tablet chips than anyone else? Apple… but in second place is Allwinner, the Chinese manufacturer of ...

Low-cost Android tablets with 64-bit processors and 4K video decoding capabilities could be around the corner, thanks to Allwinner’s plan to ship its first 64-bit ARM processor by year end. Allwinner ...

Go back three years and Allwinner were the number one Android tablet System-on-Chip (SoC) supplier across the world. Allwinner made a name for themselves by providing a competitive processor package ...

Allwinner’s A83T processor is an octa-core chip designed for entry level and mid-range tablets. The chip maker unveiled the processor in September, and tablets featuring the chip should begin shipping ...

—Allwinner to offer entry-level 4G LTE-enabled tablet system solutions based on Snapdragon 410 and 210 processors—SAN DIEGO Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. (QTI), a subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated ...

The Allwinner A33 combines four Cortex-A7 cores with Mali400MP2 graphics to deliver excellent system performance with extremely low power consumption ZHUHAI, China, Oct. 10, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- ...

Allwinner, a Chinese maker of application processors for mobile devices and consumer electronics, recently introduced the world’s cheapest 64-bit application processor. The system-on-chip, which costs ...

July 24, 2014 -- With the rising requirement for 64-bit application processors, Allwinner Technology today is announcing that its first 64-bit tablet processor should hit the market by end of 2014. A ...

The company has had a very busy year, announcing their newest products and SoCs aimed to give good performance and low price. With both of these requisites, the company announces that their new line ...

Qualcomm hopes to put its chips in more low-cost Android tablets through a partnership with Chinese chip maker Allwinner. As part of the agreement, Allwinner will push Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 410 and ...

Intel Corp. and Qualcomm Inc., the two largest U.S. chipmakers, are under threat in the fastest-growing part of the tablet market from a band of upstarts with names like Allwinner Technology Co. and ...