Well, A) it's only a prototype, so size final is irrelevant at this point, and B) the entire tablet, hardware, OS and all is open source, not just the IOS. That's what they're shooting for. Something the OSS community can call their own that's not regulated by the whims and wishes of corporate america.
Except none of the development of the prototype has been done in the open. This just smells of the RISC OS post-Acorn A4 laptop fiasco: lots of prototypes but never anything in production.
I'll believe it'll be open when it is open. If - and I think it's a big if - they deliver on their promises it'll be a very interesting device.
I'd put a fiver on them missing battery life; software usability; thinness; and, most importantly, price.
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I'll believe it'll be open when it is open. If - and I think it's a big if - they deliver on their promises it'll be a very interesting device.
I'd put a fiver on them missing battery life; software usability; thinness; and, most importantly, price.
Andrew Flegg -- mailto:andrew@bleb.org | http://www.bleb.org