The only Android devices I know that support OpenCL are the ones based on the Mali T600 family of chips (article here). They have an OpenCL SDK. Apparently it is OpenCL 1.1 full profile as well.
The Nexus 10 is a device that uses such a chip. The Samsung Exynos 5 dual SoC uses a Mali T604, so anything using this supposedly could be used with the Mali T600 OpenCL SDK (havne't tried any of this myself).
The author of the OpenCL blog is trying to have a go with this, so it might be worth following his series of articles.
But, OpenCL support on Android is brand new (as of 16/2/2013) so, while great for experimentation, it might be worth being cautious until there is more support (who says how buggy the intitial support of OpenCL 1.1 is)
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