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MeeGo UX on an Intel-based tablet device

Engadget have video and photos of demo hardware Intel showed off recently: a 10" tablet computer running their "Moorestown" platform and an unreleased Tablet UX for MeeGo. Engadget summarised their impressions: We saw a lot of new technology demoed at Intel's Computex keynote this afternoon, but the most impressive thing may have just been MeeGo running on a 10-inch Moorestown Quanta Redvale tablet. While the demo on stage was very brief, we caught up with some of the product managers right after the presser and convinced them to give us a peek at what is coming in 2011. Rather than being based on the touch-focused Handset UX, it seems to be based on the Netbook UX - this is, perhaps, not surprising given Intel are developing the Netbook UX (from Moblin); and Nokia are developing the Handset UX. This provides another reminder that MeeGo is still very much a work in progress, both from a technological and organisational point of view.

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