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2009-12-10
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Originally Posted by kortsi
Can't beleive i'm posting this link , but i assume youare looking for a maemo/nokia version of this sort of thing?
What I would like to see from Nokia next is a bigger version of the tablet with some multi-core processing power and a big screen.
I love the browsing experience on N900 and I would like to have a bigger device for surfing on the couch and perhaps for traveling. 10" screen with a little bit better resolution (1280x768?) would be really really nice. That would enable using any application either remotely or with easy-deb-chroot.
There could be some nice integration between the N900 and the "living room tablet". Of course contacts, calendar etc should be synced between them, but also it would be nice to be able to continue on-going conversations after switching the device. This thing would also be less of a personal device because all family members would most likely be using it (maybe needs multiple user support).
It would be great for watching movies etc when traveling, and why not as a big-screened navigator - I wouldn't mind carrying around a 10" half-a-kilo device in my bag in a foreign city. It could also be used as a terminal device for connecting to the workplace terminal server or my own box.
What do people think, anybody else fancy such a thing?
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2009-12-10
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@ Helsinki
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Originally Posted by noobmonkey
Wow, I didn't even realize such a thing existed/is coming (?)
Can't beleive i'm posting this link , but i assume youare looking for a maemo/nokia version of this sort of thing?
But yes, something like that, yet running Maemo on ARM hw.
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2009-12-10
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Joined on Sep 2009
@ Hannover, Germany
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2009-12-10
, 11:07
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@ Helsinki
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Originally Posted by kortsi
Actually, I guess my point is that I would like to see a bigger Maemo device with tight integration between the phone-sized device (N900) and the bigger tablet. And why not even a SIM card slot - you can already get dual SIM cards in many countries for using two phones (I have two).
Wow, I didn't even realize such a thing existed/is coming (?)
But yes, something like that, yet running Maemo on ARM hw.
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2009-12-10
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Originally Posted by noobmonkey
EEEVIL!
Can't beleive i'm posting this link , but i assume youare looking for a maemo/nokia version of this sort of thing?
No really i like the idea and would be interested about Apple TS tablet and so seems couple of others looking the daily rumour flow of that Apple tablet.
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2009-12-10
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Originally Posted by schnebeck
That looks nice. I might even have to order one
like:
http://www.alwaysinnovating.com/touchbook/gallery.htm
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I think this is the direction I would like to see Nokia take. Not sure about the need for a physical keyboard, though (perhaps some USB ports for connecting a keyboard when needed).
I love the browsing experience on N900 and I would like to have a bigger device for surfing on the couch and perhaps for traveling. 10" screen with a little bit better resolution (1280x768?) would be really really nice. That would enable using any application either remotely or with easy-deb-chroot.
There could be some nice integration between the N900 and the "living room tablet". Of course contacts, calendar etc should be synced between them, but also it would be nice to be able to continue on-going conversations after switching the device. This thing would also be less of a personal device because all family members would most likely be using it (maybe needs multiple user support).
It would be great for watching movies etc when traveling, and why not as a big-screened navigator - I wouldn't mind carrying around a 10" half-a-kilo device in my bag in a foreign city. It could also be used as a terminal device for connecting to the workplace terminal server or my own box.
What do people think, anybody else fancy such a thing?