Is this the hardware for the next Maemo device?
 

Hello...:)

Yes I am a Newbie, no I don't have an N900 (if anyone would like to donate one to me feel free):rolleyes:, and no I'm not trying to start a heated discussion about what the N900 can or can't do. I just wanted to hear some hardware talk.

Is this the hardware for the next Nokia Maemo device?

http://www.slashgear.com/texas-instr...ds-on-0172231/

could nokia be planning a dual screen, dual ghz cores, smartphone to be the successor to the N900....

I won't be able to resist, no matter the cost!!!

Uhm...well maybe it won't cost that much more than the n900.:o

Re: Is this the hardware for the next Maemo device?
 

OMAP4? Probably hopefully.

Dual screen? WTF, no...

Re: Is this the hardware for the next Maemo device?
 

Unless Nokia decides to skip another generation, they've already announced the next device will be OMAP3 based

EDIT: But I fully admit that article had me drooling

Re: Is this the hardware for the next Meego device?
 

But I can see OMAP4 is about to be released , same as meego

http://www.eetimes.com/news/latest/s...leID=214200173

will meego support also OMAP3 ? hard to say

Re: Is this the hardware for the next Maemo device?
 

I have a faint memory about M6 running at OMAP3, only things added to N900 hardware were multitouch + DRM

e: I claim that OMAP4 could be in devices in 2011 earliest. It takes couple of years to design new device and I strongly doubt OMAP4 has been held back 2 years working behind closed doors...

Re: Is this the hardware for the next Maemo device?
 

That phone is one ugly POS..

Re: Is this the hardware for the next Maemo device?
 

that isnt a phone, its technology demo about what OMAP4 is able to do

Re: Is this the hardware for the next Maemo device?
 

LoL...hell no. the screens are to small and the device is to big! sorry

Re: Is this the hardware for the next Maemo device?
 

wtf....dual screen.....kill it with fire.....its an abomination!

Re: Is this the hardware for the next Maemo device?
 

"The way TI explained it to us, the three screens mean you can be browsing the web on one, monitoring your email on another, and all the while have a Full HD film or game playing on your HDTV."

Really an unuseful idea. What's wrong with different windows on the same screen? ;)