NEW DELHI: Google announced its Project Tango in the year 2014. The
Project Tango uses a combination of dual rear cameras and sensors which
will enable a smartphone or tablet would be able to figure out its
location in the 3D world. This project will make it simpler to develop
indoor maps in 3D and users will be able to walk around and use the
cameras to map out their location.
Google and now paired up with Lenovo for its ambitious Project Tango. Both the companies has released a teaser hinting the announcement related to Project Tango to be made at CES on 7th January. The teaser reads, "Mobile devices should see and navigate the world, the way we do."
According to speculations, the Chinese manufacturer will be introducing a phone for consumers based on the Project Tango technology.
Google also launched a tablet development kit last year using Project Tango which was powered by the NVIDIA Tegra K1 SoC and quad-core CPU. The device comes with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage. It flaunts a 7-inch display with 1080x1920 pixels resolution priced at $1024.
source: timesofindia
Google and now paired up with Lenovo for its ambitious Project Tango. Both the companies has released a teaser hinting the announcement related to Project Tango to be made at CES on 7th January. The teaser reads, "Mobile devices should see and navigate the world, the way we do."
According to speculations, the Chinese manufacturer will be introducing a phone for consumers based on the Project Tango technology.
Google also launched a tablet development kit last year using Project Tango which was powered by the NVIDIA Tegra K1 SoC and quad-core CPU. The device comes with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage. It flaunts a 7-inch display with 1080x1920 pixels resolution priced at $1024.
source: timesofindia
