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2014-11-14
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4.7" amoled screen @ 720p fitting in the same TOH chassis design
snapdragon 'low-end' 64bit 410 SoC
4g lte
2GB of LPDDR3
16gb of storage
decent camera
that is the minimum i'd expect to see.
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snapdragon 'low-end' 64bit 410 SoC
4g lte
2GB of LPDDR3
16gb of storage
decent camera
that is the minimum i'd expect to see.
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2014-11-14
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Originally Posted by Larswad
Yeah, my first thought was that Jolla had updated the countdown, but this is probably a bug on the clock...
@szopin: (ok, funny guy) It might count differently yes, if it uses the local time to calculate the difference.
I gotta admit, I didn't think straight, but it can still be a bug in the counter.
Could any of you confirm if the countdown (at 17:15 GMT) has more/less than 4 days and 19 hours left?
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A tablet makes sense, Jolla will probably announce a new phone next year, which is a long enough product lifecycle.
The question howdver is, will any one buy a Sailfish tablet?
The question howdver is, will any one buy a Sailfish tablet?
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2014-11-14
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Originally Posted by NokiaFanatic
I will. Now that Vivaldi is no more, what choice do we have?
The question howdver is, will any one buy a Sailfish tablet?
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2014-11-14
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I guess it is the other half
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2014-11-14
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Originally Posted by NokiaFanatic
Sure I will, my tax returns are coming on the turn of the month, there'll be too many euros burning in my pockets!
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2014-11-14
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Big (not Boring as in a generic hardware sailfish tablet)?
-New modular phone keyboard + camera phone + Neo900 feature like audio line in etc... Unite the other parts.
-Sailfish images for other devices including tablets. Paid!
-Samsung dropping TIzen in favor of Sailfish
-Sailfish embedded OS for famous car brands / built in screens for kitchen toilet, pub brand etc..
The tablet I already have: its called my Jolla the First One. As there are better phones, camera's and music players in my drawers , tablet is what it became
-New modular phone keyboard + camera phone + Neo900 feature like audio line in etc... Unite the other parts.
-Sailfish images for other devices including tablets. Paid!
-Samsung dropping TIzen in favor of Sailfish
-Sailfish embedded OS for famous car brands / built in screens for kitchen toilet, pub brand etc..
The tablet I already have: its called my Jolla the First One. As there are better phones, camera's and music players in my drawers , tablet is what it became
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2014-11-14
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Or big form factor.
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2014-11-14
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Originally Posted by Sorrow
If it were true, no one would by phones with Linux.
Nobody would buy a tablet with Linux. Want Linux - buy Windows tablet with Core CPU and install Linux.
PS Word BIG in announcement makes me pessimistic. It can really be a phablet/tablet.
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So I would rather welcome an officially supported ARM tablet running a real Linux distro. This is basically the only remaining form factor being server only be hacked together limited embedded distros.
Also I guess it might finally be a suitable time for a Sailfiosh OS port of Mieru.
modRana: a flexible GPS navigation system
Mieru: a flexible manga and comic book reader
Universal Components - a solution for native looking yet component set independent QML appliactions (QtQuick Controls 2 & Silica supported as backends)