Intel confirms the introduction of Meego system products in the second half

Intel Senior Vice President Gianluini April 13 Morning News, Intel company senior vice president and software and Services Division general Manager Gianluini (Renee) in Beijing, said the IDF 2010, based on the Meego operating system products will be launched in the second half of this year. Meego is a free operating system for mobile devices, launched by Intel and Nokia, which operates on a variety of electronic devices, including smartphones, laptops and televisions.　　Gianluini revealed that the planned launch of the equipment included a netbook and tablet computers.　　The media quoted analysts as saying Nokia is working with suppliers and OEM manufacturers to launch a touch-screen tablet that will be available as soon as this fall.　　Intel has previously launched an online app store called AppUp Center for the mobile processor device, which is in beta in January and the Moblin version is in beta. "As you can see, there is a lot of revenue from mobile apps that can be generated." "We hope to achieve this in China." "" AppUp is evolving, and Chinese developers can sell apps to areas that support app up. "Gianluini said. (Wen)