Re: New Device With MAEMO!! Revolution!
 

I bought the N900 as a replacement for the Nokia 9500 I owned back in its day (long time ago; funny, Nokia also orphaned the platform and left it to rot).

While we're at it, could this guys whip up a big phone, that's still small enough to BE a phone, but while enough size to have a finger-typeable small HW keyboard?

I'd go with the N900 formfactor any day over the tablet one (which I'm truly uninterested in) any day, but should a bigger N900 ever be put together, I'm afraid my money would throw itself into whoever-was-building-the-thing's pockets so fast I wouldn't even get a say over it.

edit: Was I the only one with a feeling of being... Cheated once going through the first post? -_-

Re: New Device With MAEMO!! Revolution!
 

is on the tablet flash 9.4 installed or flash 10?

Re: New Device With MAEMO!! Revolution!
 

There is no word (or even discussion) about Flash on the tablet at this time. A lot remains for the base OS, let alone things like Flash.

Re: New Device With MAEMO!! Revolution!
 

Flash 11 :D

Re: [Cordia] New Device With MAEMO!! Revolution!
 

Yay, I would like to have the same Status Bar!! Really good project by the way!

Re: [Cordia] New Device With MAEMO!! Revolution!
 

i love the idea of an ARM based 7" Meego tablet, but why the hell is it using GTK?

Re: [Cordia] New Device With MAEMO!! Revolution!
 

Because that's what Cordia is all about - running the Hildon (i.e. GTK based) desktop on top of Meego. If you're after a pure Meego tablet, then I'm sure there'll be plenty of those produced by more mainstream vendors.

Re: [Cordia] New Device With MAEMO!! Revolution!
 

7"? pass. 4"-5" for personal carry, 10"+ for document use. 7" just becomes to much of a compromise both ways.

Re: [Cordia] New Device With MAEMO!! Revolution!
 

Looks cool, don't think I will personally buy them (because I need a phone with a HW keyboard and I don't need a tablet) but I would definitely recommend them to others.

Re: [Cordia] New Device With MAEMO!! Revolution!
 

I might buy it just to support the community-member, non-mega-corporation effort, and because we all know Maemo-derived Cordia is the closest thing to a fully versatile OS there could be on a tablet right now, unless MeeGo steps up their UX game.