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I read that the N800 supports Flash, so wonder if it would work with WengoMeeting??? Anyone with an N800 care to go out to http://www.wengomeeting.com and give it a try? I'd really appreciate any feedback here, or other suggestions as the N800 looks snazy! I'm just wondering if it's going to work for my main needs (videoconferencing with a Ubuntu Linux-based desktop).
Thanks!