Flash Player 10.1 and Adobe AIR on NVIDIA Tegra-powered tablets

At Mobile World Congress, Adobe’s Julie Campagna caught up with Neil Trevett, vice president of mobile content at NVIDIA.  In this video on Adobe TV, she asks him about Flash Player 10.1, AIR, and the new tablet devices that are powered by NVIDIA’s Tegra family of mobile processors. Trevett had some good things to say about the Flash Platform, “Flash Player 10.1 is awesome—it’s enabling technology.”  And what about AIR on devices?  “It’s the most exciting thing at MWC,” he added.

The video includes demonstrations of HD video (hardware acceleration enables up to 1080p resolution) on tablet devices running Android as well as a very slick new interactive magazine experience based on WIRED magazine and powered by AIR 2.0. Watch the whole video below.

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23 thoughts on “Flash Player 10.1 and Adobe AIR on NVIDIA Tegra-powered tablets

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  2. I am glad to see that this video includes demonstrations of HD video and that there is a discussion about the Flash Player 10.1, AIR. It reminds me that I should look for electric griddle review since the one I owned was broken, yet I am glad to see the achievements and potential of adobe. Good luck with your future applications.

  3. I really love Adobe air and I cant wait to give it a try. Adobe really rocks and hopefully I can get the most out of your services. I really appreciate this.

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  4. Nice I’m worry about what will happen to flash when HTML 5 is coming out. I still don’t understand why droid phone still using old android os. I want flash in my droid !!! m2ts files converter from m2ts converter

  5. Flash Player 10.1 has many great features and it has facilitated the online video streaming. I am happy to find it, I hope Google Chrome will also continue to integrate Adobe products in their web based OS. Thanks
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  8. Post is really good.I am already using adobe flash player 10,still too many upgraded versions are yet to come,i am waiting for that but this player is still too good to be used by me now.thanks

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