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The OS snapshots remind me of that Maemo knockoff we glimpsed at on that strange Chinese UMPC at CeBit. Could that have been a proto of sorts ?
Anyway, maybe these "tablets" run Linux, but they're still not instant on and twice as expensive as the Nokias... |
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Even if twice the weight, and half the battery life ? :-)
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it all boils down to value for money...
if you can use it 2 times more effectively, and you can afford the 2 times more price, then you can consider getting it! to me, effectively using the device (not fighting it) is value to me. whatever the OS, hardware/software, if I am unable to capture that "effective use" value, then its not worth it to me. |
Re: Intel Mobile Internet Devices Coming
the intel umpc video is incredible, i love it... ithink the n800 can do all in this video but need more software , for develop audio vocal recognition et big hard drive :) ... and hsdpa / phone capability.
i think if an N900 become with that , umpc style with good interface , it will kill the PC on our desktop :) (it's a good thing :) The software is the most important things in tablet (internet , umpc and now mid) platform for customer... 'see the iphone software : EXCELENT |
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This will accelerate the development of linux on handhelds. Additional corporate development is great for all n800/770 owners.
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What I do not understand:
On slide 5, they compare MID (Linux) to UMPC (Windows). Under "Platform Openness", they say: MID: Mixed UMPC: Open I would have guessed the opposite. What could this mean? Maybe they're planning a device that only runs pre-installed software and restricted applets, similiar to the iPhone? |
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