So what? I like Sailfish better than Plasma (I'm an ex-KDE user btw! I did love KDE up until 4.11, after that I got tired of their directions) so I will wait as long as needed. I'd rather have a great Sailfish experience with a delay then.

Is is supposed to be bad? Or am I missing something?

I'm a happy Plasma 5 user on my laptop and a happy SailfishOS user on my phone, so I'll be glad that there's something new to play with until SailfishOS 2.0 comes out

Still don't get what's the significance here. Both Plasma 5 and SailfishOS have periodical releases, so they may or may not overlap.

As nobody noticed it here yet: http://t.co/5cDckcANcb

FCC teardown of Jolla Tablet

They did, read from here onwards:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...22#post1479322

My bad I should ready way more back next time....

thanks.. Finally we see some speakers configuration.

because in 2014 - 2015 this speakers / sound configuration seems to remain an item that can be neglected from a specs list at will http://jolla.com/tablet resulting in screeching noises all around my be teenagers playing music from tablets at max volume sounding wors than my N900

Speakers seem to aim for portret listening. So this means stereo sound in video's will be heard correctly when tablet is hold in portret.

My second hand el cheapo 2012 Kindle Fire has double speakers configured for landscape listening. I like that more.

In any case, for enjoying stereo sound during games like Pinball Arcade the Jolla tablet will be preferable.
I believe flappy bird only has mono sound

A stretch goal for 4 speakers, one on each edge and self adjusting stereo placement would have received my support.

The actual filing with the FCC is here:
https://fccid.io/2AEZWJT-1501

The User Manual TabletMonkeys posted was filed by Jolla .

I'm guessing they used a stock manual to rush through the filing.

I wondered about the speaker configuration too.. It does not make too much sense: For movie watching, you want the landscape orientation. I don't know of applications where a portrait stereo configuration is important, but... if not 4 speakers, three should do the trick, routing audio depending on orientation: in landscape mode you mute one of the short side speakers, if the tablet orientation is upside down, you can swap the left-right channels...

Looks like there is some empty space for some (big) component above the CPU/RAM. Any idea what it might be for ? The 3G modem or maybe the tablet they sent for testing was without the display interface conversion daughterboard ?

FWIW, the metadata on the internal photo pdf dates back to 12th June, ie. 6 weeks before the developer devices were built.