Ubuntu now working on HP Touchpad
Duncan MacGregor
dbmacg-HLeSyJ3qPdM at public.gmane.org
Mon Aug 29 01:23:21 UTC 2011
Ok, OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer
So: ODM = Original <D> Manufacturer
Like Lenovo and IBM for Thinkpads.
Dunc
On Sunday 28 August 2011 21:12:30 you wrote:
> | From: Duncan MacGregor <dbmacg-HLeSyJ3qPdM at public.gmane.org>
> |
> | Did HP make a tablet, or did they OEM one?
>
> The acronym seems to be "ODM" in this world. There are only a
small
> number of large ODMs and HP surely contracted one of them to
make the
> HP TouchPad. But HP did much of the software engineering -- it
isn't
> sold with another brand.
>
> This is just like Apple. One of Apple's ODM's is famously Foxconn.
>
> If there are other tablets with similar guts, it should be possible to
> find out by googling for "Snapdragon" -- most other high-end
tablets use
> "Tegra" processors.
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