pycage | # 81 | 2010-09-22, 18:54 | Report

Plays Ogg and FLV out of the box.

More technical information (in German) is available here:
http://wetab.mobi/faqs

bsving | # 82 | 2010-09-22, 19:18 | Report

Oh no. I have always said that tablets are useless compared with netbooks, And now this, that has passed me by unnoticed.

MeeGo, 3g, WiFi, multitouch. I want one, and I want it now.

SAABoy | # 83 | 2010-09-22, 21:41 | Report

me too......

danramos | # 84 | 2010-09-22, 22:24 | Report

Hold the press! Are you implying that Nokia will finally deliver an OS that will play OGG officially?? I thought they were all about how OGG will cause legal hellstorm and stuff, remember?

gerbick | # 85 | 2010-09-22, 22:30 | Report

Ogg Theora is the one with all of the "submarine patents" or whatever they're called. Not Ogg Vorbis.

wmarone | # 86 | 2010-09-22, 22:33 | Report

Theora (aka VP2) is the risky one. Though I suppose we're better off using VP8 these days. And Vorbis might be risky, but definitely less so.

Mind you, it won't be Nokia doing this but the MeeGo project, which exists under the Linux Foundation.

I suppose that's a dodge, if there ever was one

tissot | # 87 | 2010-09-23, 15:25 | Report

And taking it even further away isn't it the manufacturer that will either package them with MeeGo if they so decide, not MeeGo.

wmarone | # 88 | 2010-09-23, 15:45 | Report

Well, the manufacturer may decide to include other codecs. I think Vorbis is part of the base MeeGo standard, so it must be present to be compliant.

egoshin | # 89 | 2010-09-23, 18:29 | Report

Only 9h battery!

Huge disappointment...

pycage | # 90 | 2010-09-23, 18:39 | Report

Even worse, people reported a battery life time of 4 to 6 hours.
Well, it's definitely a @home tablet for "couch potatoe computing".