nokia sirius is the name that the Finnish company would have chosen for its first Windows RT tablet, and happy with the results a benchmark we have the opportunity to see what hardware it will include. If you look at the image above, you will see that it is confirmed that the tablet runs Windows RT, it has a chip called RX-114, with a graphics chip called Sirius by the company. Inside it is a Qualcomm Adreno 330 graphics card that will work together with a Snapdragon S800 quad-core processor, so we are talking about components capable of running Microsoft's Windows RT in excellent conditions.
A GFX benchmark reveals the driving force behind a Nokia device identified as the RX-114, with a GPU name bearing the word "Sirius". The device sports Qualcomm's Adreno 330, which is partnered with a quad-core CPU, most probably indicating the Snapdragon 800, giving a bit of credence to earlier leaked rumors of the tablet's hardware. A Bluetooth SIG certification has also appeared, this time referring to a model RM-114, which could be the same model or a slightly different variant.
If Nokia had chosen a processor from Intel, then it would certainly have been able to run Windows 8 without problems, but in these conditions it remains with Windows RT, which is not accepted by anyone due to the lack of applications. Nokia's mobile division was sold to Microsoft last week and it is not known whether Microsoft or what is left of the Finnish company will launch the product on the market, but it is coming late and probably won't be able to dethrone iPad tablets, but maybe it will. to make Windows RT a bit more popular.
