In a post to Notion Ink's official blog today, the Indian manufacturer announced a new partnership with Texas Instruments. The company indicated that the Adam II (a follow up on Notion's first Android tablet) will feature TI's OMAP44xx processor, as well as a few other TI components:

Adam II will be using OMAP44xx processor along with other TI components like Wi-Link 7.0 and Phoenix Audio Power Amplifiers. Adam II will also leverage the power optimizations achieved using mature combination of TI’s integrated power-management IC.

Additionally, Notion Ink revealed that the Adam II will be running Ice Cream Sandwich, and feature "the world's first Modular Based Software Architecture," promising drag-and-drop functionality for creating customized applications. This new feature appears to be aimed at those with little or no programming knowledge, in an effort to "further expand the scope of application development and use nearly every single hardware feature in a 'user customizable' application."

This partnership certainly makes Notion's upcoming Adam II sound exciting (despite its absence from CES), and while we don't have any more details about the device just yet, Rohan Shravan (Notion's founder) promises that those following the company's blog can expect to see more information. Check out the original post using the link below.

Source: Notion Ink