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2010-12-15
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Originally Posted by NvyUs
Why not Ubuntu http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzZ7gsTJGeo it perfect for touch devices
hurt my eyes when i read windows 7
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2010-12-15
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Originally Posted by javispedro
Well bear in this device has a newer version of the Intel Atom while your Ideapad had an older version.
That thing does nowhere near play StarCraft II (I already tried on the Lenovo IdeaPad, which has beefier specs...)
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2010-12-15
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Originally Posted by railroadmaster
Unless the GMA 600 (which is basically a beefed up SGX which is the 3D chipset you can find on the N900) is better than the GMA3150 (Intel old PC 3D card design), I doubt it
Well bear in this device has a newer version of the Intel Atom while your Ideapad had an older version.
Originally Posted by railroadmaster
Why not Meego? Remember that Intel is behind it.
Why not Ubuntu
Last edited by javispedro; 2010-12-15 at 02:11.
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2010-12-15
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Originally Posted by javispedro
I prefer Ubuntu that's why, but anyways MeeGo would be good too.
Unless the GMA 600 (which is basically a beefed up SGX which is the 3D chipset you can find on the N900) is better than the GMA3150 (Intel old PC 3D card design), I doubt it
Why not Meego? The good thing about it is that Intel is behind it so it will run as well if not better than on Arm.
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2010-12-15
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Originally Posted by railroadmaster
two cons in my view:
http://liliputing.com/2010/11/ocosmo...-released.html
The Ocosmos Ocs-1 has been updated with new specs and a some what solid release. The device will be released Q1 of 2011. The device also now has a 3g radio which will be compatible with At&t. Ocosmos claims the battery will get 10 hours and even more battery with the extended battery. Pricing will probably be around 400-500 dollars. the specifications have been changed, here are the new specs
Processor: 1.5ghz Intel Atom Oaktrail or 1.9ghz Intel Atom Oaktrail
GPU: Intel GMA600
Storage: 32gb ssd plus microsdhc expansion
Screen: 5inch 1024x768 instead capacitive touchscreen instead of a 4.8inch 1024x600 capacitive
Camera: 1.3mp webcam and 5mp back camera instead of 3.2mp
Connectivity: mini usb slave, full size usb host, 3g, Wifi
802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth.
Ram: 1gb or 2gb
All I know is that I want one soon, and that this would be the perfect n810 replacement.
1. judging from the photo, it looks to me the physical size approaches that of the Archos 70(ie. a 7" pad); but only a 5" inch display.
2. this thing runs win7; can one load something else on it?(say..android or other )
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2010-12-15
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Originally Posted by cheve
Well it is smaller than than an Archos 70 and it fits in your pocket. This thing is about the size of a Viliv n5 or Viliv s5 both of which are perfectly pocketable. Well you probably could put another os on it because it is a full x86 pc, but the only issues I could think of are the GMA600 drivers or the Touchscreen drivers.
two cons in my view:
1. judging from the photo, it looks to me the physical size approaches that of the Archos 70(ie. a 7" pad); but only a 5" inch display.
2. this thing runs win7; can one load something else on it?(say..android or other )
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2010-12-15
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interesting from meego pov certainly.
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http://liliputing.com/2010/11/ocosmo...-released.html
The Ocosmos Ocs-1 has been updated with new specs and a some what solid release. The device will be released Q1 of 2011. The device also now has a 3g radio which will be compatible with At&t. Ocosmos claims the battery will get 10 hours and even more battery with the extended battery. Pricing will probably be around 400-500 dollars. the specifications have been changed, here are the new specs
Processor: 1.5ghz Intel Atom Oaktrail or 1.9ghz Intel Atom Oaktrail
GPU: Intel GMA600
Storage: 32gb ssd plus microsdhc expansion
Screen: 5inch 1024x768 instead capacitive touchscreen instead of a 4.8inch 1024x600 capacitive
Camera: 1.3mp webcam and 5mp back camera instead of 3.2mp
Connectivity: mini usb slave, full size usb host, 3g, Wifi
802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth.
Ram: 1gb or 2gb
All I know is that I want one soon, and that this would be the perfect n810 replacement.
Last edited by railroadmaster; 2010-12-15 at 01:58.