Qualcomm announces Snapdragon S4 Liquid mobile development platform tablet on The Eng

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At its investor conference earlier today, Qualcomm unveiled a variety of new Snapdragon processors to join its recently-announced MSM8960 S4 chip. But we got an exclusive first look at the 8960 in New York City this evening, in the form of a mobile development platform (MDP) tablet demo during The Engadget Show](http://www.engadget.com/2011/11/16/the-engadget-show-is-live-here-at-6-00pm-et/). The tablet the company had on hand isn’t much to look at – it’s not the slimmest we’ve seen, and it feels a bit clunkier than models destined for consumers – but its specs, which include an on-die LTE modem (the first of its kind – we were seeing download speeds of around 45 Mbps), dual 1080p cameras (and another two for 3D), seven microphones, a spattering of sensors and a handful of connectors make this the ultimate platform for Android developers. Not convinced? Join us past the break for a hands-on walkthrough with Raj Talluri, Qualcomm’s VP of Product Management, and stay turned for his segment from The Engadget Show.Gallery: Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Liquid mobile development platform tablet hands-on
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