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2010-06-02
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Would have been nice if the older (VP7?) codec had been included on the N900 version.
As that's the blindingly obvious thing to do, I'd assume that the N900 didn't have the CPU horsepower to do realtime VP7 encode/decode, whereas H.264 can be offloaded to hardware.
Also the proprietary VP7 has traditionally been Linux-hostile, but with video calling on the newer Linux skype client I doubt that was the obstacle.
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2010-06-02
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2010-06-02
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2010-06-02
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2010-06-04
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#126
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2010-06-07
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2010-06-08
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2010-06-08
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2010-06-08
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Imagine if MS Word 2007 had only read & written .docx files and not been backwards-compatible with the .doc format. Cries of "Microsoft can't make anyone upgrade" or "problem isn't with Word 2007" would have sounded a little lame.
There will probably be financial or technical reasons why the N900 client is so limited in its compatibility (as I've speculated) but we haven't been told them.