download android 3.x to new tablet

beldingroad

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Aug 31, 2011
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I should add that I realize that this is not an upgrade, but a reflash. Also, I have a flytouch 3 tablet, NEC processor.
 

stevejets85

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Aug 29, 2011
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That's a single-core processor right? At the risk of giving you bad information but I believe Honeycomb is specifically designed for dual-core processors. There's a chance you can find a version to flash but I doubt it'll be worth it.
 

nelgrek

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Aug 16, 2011
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Agree. It's better to make sure that whether the tab supports Android 3.0 or higher. If the hardware is not powerful enough to support advanced OS, the upgrade couldn't be done. And your tab would not work any more.
 

AnimaTechnica

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That's a single-core processor right? At the risk of giving you bad information but I believe Honeycomb is specifically designed for dual-core processors. There's a chance you can find a version to flash but I doubt it'll be worth it.

There is no dual-core requirement for honeycomb. The issue is google hadnt released homeycomb to the open source community. There was a peview version that some were able to create custom roms out of but they were mostly unstable and not a daily driver. So i am afraid if you want a stable device stick with froyo/gingerbread

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beldingroad

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Aug 31, 2011
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thanks, so do you know of a site where I could find a version of gingerbread that would work with this computer?
 
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