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2009-01-22
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But, whatever, 'cause here's how I see the end game. We have impressive things happening in the FOSS arena. But when that's run its course, or while it's running its course, there's only one place left to go: Open Source Hardware. Sure, I could find a use for an Intel I7, but I can also find uses for many cheap, low-power, mid-to-low performance SOC's. A hardware-like Ubuntu isn't that difficult for me to imagine.
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I was hoping some simple economic facts would cause people to ponder how this information might affect Nokia's short and medium term plans.
N9: Go white or go home