Nowhere - it's totally out of scale for devices that (might) interest me.

Yes - devices that are "just toys/gadgets" (aka *not* mobile computers) starts to begin just before Harmattan point on my personal scale, making them uninteresting. OTOH, Maemo 5 marks point, where best device exist, considering compromise between feasibility of daily use and true mobile computer experience (there were some openmoko devices, that would be, probably, being further on linux compatibility scale when considering system, but were practically unusable in real life, due to bad hardware decisions and other things).

Now, don't get me wrong. I don't want to convince anyone about some devices being good or bad - I'm just trying to evaluate BB10 in my personal scale. My question was rather targetted to people, that already had chances to mess with devices (prototypes, dev program, or whatsnot), not to spark fanboys posts about how great harmattan was (or wasn't), which seems to be what happened.

So, again - could anyone, who used BB10 device in any form in *reality*, could answer my question about internals? qwazix, despite you've ignored my last question, I'm looking at you, especially.

/Estel