Heiner have just announced that its next generation M9 7 inch tablet, due next month, will be powered by a new Cortex A9 based CPU sourced from Japan.
The news comes as quite a shock, as most other Chinese tablet makers are looking in to producing Nvida Tegra 2 based tablets, it seems a bit of a gamble for Heiner to be going for chips made by the unknown Renesas Japanese chip maker.
In fact Renesas is actually a sister company to the much larger and more famous NEC brand!
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While dual core CPU’s generally mean faster speeds, the CPU which Heiner will be building the new (white) M9 will only be clocked at a modest 533Mhz, but is said it will bring huge benefits to battery live and the overall stability of the tablet.
Other details for the Heiner M9 are; Bluetooth, GPS, built in 3G, 512mb RAM, 4GB built in flash NAND storage, 7 inch capitative screen with multi touch and a quite large 3500mAh battery.
We will bring you more on the dual core Heiner M9 as we get it.
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