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MeeGo 1.1 Demo on Intel Moorestown Phone Prototype
A few days ago MeeGo released their version for handsets: MeeGo 1.1 and Chippy from carrypad was already able to get his hands on a Intel Moorestown Phone from Aava running the new MeeGo 1.1 OS.
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Computex: Tablets parade on Moorestown with MeeGo OS
chippy from carrypad.com and the folks from engadet.com had their chance to see the very early stage, but quite fast tablet: Quanta Redvale tablet. tommorow chippy will show us some news about the Wistron W1. all these tablets have two main things in common: Intel Moorestown platform and the new MeeGo OS.
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