Thread: Will other handset maker go meego?
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2011-02-12 , 10:22
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(Of course the obvious answer is Intel)...

And any of their desktop/notebook partners without inhouse platform (ie: hp WebOS) are safe guess as well... (ASUS, Lenovo, etc).

If there is any chance that the mobile landscape may be commoditized and modularized, in similar ways as desktop PC market (plenty of cloney OEM devices like netbooks, etc); then Intel + MeeGo would be it.

They're coming in last to the pocketables party, and they know that they need to be in this market one way or another. Somehow.
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