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2007-11-15
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where to ?
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here:
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...6&postcount=51
Actually, from the PDF Guide:
So we need them from our "platform provider", i.e. Nokia.
Last edited by anidel; 2007-11-15 at 16:23.
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...6&postcount=51
Actually, from the PDF Guide:
OpenGL ES libraries are not distributed with the PowerVR Linux SDKs. Ask your platform provider for these if you do not have them. Copy all the libraries (*.so) into: \SDKPackage\Builds\OGLES\<platform>\Lib
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2007-11-15
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Argh. That sounds like we won't get them unless Nokia pays $$$ to license them. Me not happy.
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2007-11-15
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Yup, that's a real shame :/
Anyway, may be they paid them and are working on integrating the libraries into the Maemo APIs
Anyway, may be they paid them and are working on integrating the libraries into the Maemo APIs
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2007-11-15
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Originally Posted by anidel
Hmmm, actually i was thinking somewhere along the lines that it is already inside the new firmware.
here:
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...6&postcount=51
Actually, from the PDF Guide:
So we need them from our "platform provider", i.e. Nokia.
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2007-11-15
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It rather looks as if their dev kit now supports the N800 as a target. Nokia still have to integrate and release a XGL driver.
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2007-11-15
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Actually, the PowerVR release is irrelevant to the tablets.
Although the N800/N810 are built around an OMAP2420 they don't use the PowerVR on the chip. The reason is that it only comes with 5Mbits of VRAM which is nowhere near enough for the 800x480x16 resolution. So Nokia had to use an external LCD controller (Epson Blizzard or Hailstorm I think), which is the reason for the not so great video performance (bandwidth to/from the CPU is slow).
The OMAP3430 will support resolutions up to 1024x768x24, so next year's tablet (the one after the N810) is likely to finally have hardware-accelerated 3D and possibly a higher-res screen as well (why else would they spend time making hildon resolution-independent earlier this year?)
Although the N800/N810 are built around an OMAP2420 they don't use the PowerVR on the chip. The reason is that it only comes with 5Mbits of VRAM which is nowhere near enough for the 800x480x16 resolution. So Nokia had to use an external LCD controller (Epson Blizzard or Hailstorm I think), which is the reason for the not so great video performance (bandwidth to/from the CPU is slow).
The OMAP3430 will support resolutions up to 1024x768x24, so next year's tablet (the one after the N810) is likely to finally have hardware-accelerated 3D and possibly a higher-res screen as well (why else would they spend time making hildon resolution-independent earlier this year?)
This is the very same chip that powered quake 3 arena on Symbian phones. I can see lots of great games coming up on the tablet. =)