It doesn't appear in the list of OSs known to run on RPi. But it would be great to see an inexpensive Android tablet using this device. Most Android tablets would appear to run on ARM chips, so should be possible. |
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Technically there isn't. You can try to install Android no matter that it isn't listed like a supported device. Note that the new versions of Android have bigger CPU and RAM requirements. But, Android is a Java mobile platform made for phoned and tablets. It is made for touch enabled devices which is it's primary goal and in the Raspberry Pi case, unless you extend it with a touch enabled monitor you will have a very poor user experience. |
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