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I found a article about a not to shabby Umpc named the H9 and what caught my iey was that the user interface looked allmost exactly the same as maemo!
here's the link: http://www.pocketables.net/2007/02/h9_linux_umpc_p.html[/URL]
let me know what you think!

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Cool! And it is running Maemo, but with a 20GB hard drive, 520MHz Intel PXA270 processor, an Office Suite ...

http://www.pocketables.net/2007/02/new_h9_umpc_run.html
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Holy crap, the fonts look horrible, and I suspect that the built-in office suites are really abiword and gnumeric. I find it hard to imagine that anyone could improve on the tablet any more than what the developer community at maemo and iTT have done thus far.
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The fonts may look horrible, but at least their RSS reader applet shows twice more entries than the one from Nokia...
 
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There were some videos floating around about this device about a year ago. The device runs Linux but it's not Maemo IIRC. They just copied parts of the look'n feel. The font is a typical non-proportional CJK font with Asian characters where Roman characters look ugly like this.
 
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But does it play Crysis in full graphics? xD
Seriously - nothing special and interesting. Nokia still rulles the garden
 
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i agree, NOKIA INTERNET TABLETS RULL!!!!!!!
 
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http://umpc-linux-h9.over-blog.fr/pa...ures-6330.html (scrool down to the video)
Doesnt look very good GUI-wise...im still sticking with Nokia ...for now
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there is actually one thing that the H9 has that Maemo does not, an expanded X-window system
wich actually allows you to drag, ex-out, expand and, minimise on-screen machbox windows.
But i'm shure that Nokia may some day come out with a ITOS that allows you to do this kind of stuff.
Untill then, i sopose you could always install Debain or KDE!

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Originally Posted by b-man View Post
there is actually one thing that the H9 has that Maemo does not, an expanded X-window system
wich actually allows you to drag, ex-out, expand and, minimise on-screen machbox windows.
But i'm shure that Nokia may some day come out with a ITOS that allows you to do this kind of stuff.
Untill then, i sopose you could always install Debain or KDE!
I sure hope we get a proper window manager eventually.. my biggest annoyance is losing non-gtk windows, it bugs the crap out of me having to use something like wmctrl to bring back a window lost by the crippled window manager
 
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