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Ion powered? Come on Engadget try thinking a little. For essentially a cheap embedded system no way should anyone go with CISC. If nVIDIA is involved, it's more likely to provided Tegra processors
come on, if an iPhone and Pre can pack 256MB RAM, a 7"er should come with at least that much. And an intel-era XScale CPU is fail also, should have come with some sort of ARM Cortex CPU
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@cloud858rk
1. slide out the keyboard
2. dab super glue on the keys
3. slide in the keyboard
4. ???
5. Profit!
It was pretty easy to install WinMo apps 3 years ago, no need to jailbreak, no rejected Apps, no Big Brother with a kill switch
@einhanderkiller
Windows 2000 was for business, built on Windows NT. Everyone else was supposed to use Windows ME but since it sucked so bad, Windows XP combined business and home user OSs to NT and left DOS to die
@JT88
that's where the "wonder" comes in
They don't have to look like film cameras, but they don't have to look like that either
They probably just realized that they suck at making software for their devices
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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