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If you watch the video of my Maemo Summit presentation (recorded and posted by Jamie Bennet), you'll see what video-out on the tablet looks like. I used a Nokia-provided N810, installed Easy Debian on it, used my Debian partition with OpenOffice and presented a PowerPoint slideshow (with animations) using Impress.
And yes, framerates were very much an issue.
And yes, framerates were very much an issue.
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Originally Posted by penguinbait
You answered my question. The N810 IS a FULL computer. It's just size challenged and sacrifices comfort for portability.
I personally like using my 810 to print, play games with joystick, burn DVD's.
It's not just a niche device, It is a computer, if you use it as one.
Is that a penguin in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?
I'm guessing the RX-51 will blur the lines further by fixing the USB2VGA (at some point), easier to use USB devices, more usable web-cam, etc.
This is a good article: Linux vs. Linux, tablet vs. Clamshell
Old, but a good surprise for me.
http://www.ultramobilegeek.com/2007/...nux-fight.html
Last edited by enewmen; 2009-02-03 at 15:48.
Kernel & userspace support is available from Chinook, thanks to Graham Cobb. Nokia's been shipping kernel-level support for these in Diablo (still works with GC's userland), and has some sort of internal productivity suite including full screen-mirroring support; it's what was used for projection (e.g. Qole's Easy Debian demo) at the Summit.