The Indamixx 2 is a higher-priced Tablet, which is powered by an Intel Atom N450 1.66 GHz. Users can have 2 GB of RAM. In addition to three USB 2.0 ports, the tablet also contains a Lesegeraät for SD, MS, MMC and MS Pro memory cards, an external monitor port, an Ethernet interface as well as connections for microphone and headphones. The 10.2-inch touchscreen can resolve 1024 x 600 pixels, data is stored on a 160 GB hard drive. For wireless communication with the device brings WiFi a / b / g / n and Bluetooth, a 3G module is available. The Indamixx 2 measures 262.2 x 166.9 x 22.6 mm and brings in kilograms. The included battery with 3000 mAh powers it for about 2.5 hours of power.
The operating system pre-installed OS 5.0 is Transmission, a modified version MeeGo. Transmission uses a Trinity Audio Group Inc. custom real-time kernel and contains several pre-built and optimized audio software such as ArdourXChange, an AAF protocol to Pro Tools sessions in the free audio software Ardour import and LinuxDSP . At the premiere of the 2-Indamixx prototype developers also showed that the composition software Renoise , which is operated by touch screen control of Shortcuts actually had the.
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