Next Nokia Internet Tablet – Some Specs Revealed
September 20th, 2008 • Mark Guim • Filed Under •
At one of the workshops today in Maemo Summit, a slideshow showed a few specs of the next internet tablet after the Nokia N810. As you can see, half of the data was crossed out. I snapped a photo just in time so you can see the slide yourself.
From the slide, it shows that the next internet tablet includes 3G HSPA, a TI OMAP3 processor, OpenGL graphics accelerator, and Maemo 5 OS.














Meraj Chhaya on 21 September 2008:
Great find Mike. Perhaps you can find out which model it will be, and the image?
Enjoy the summit!
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Ringtones Guy on 22 September 2008:
The picture is not very clear, can you provide more qualitative one?
Thanks.
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Mark Guim on 22 September 2008:
click on the photo for bigger size.
Novo Nokia Internet Tablet com rede 3G! | rodrigostoledo.com on 22 September 2008:
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Nokia Zone » Blogger and Gurus » Sersitiv » Maemo 5 OS on new Nokia Internet tablet? on 23 September 2008:
[...] From the slide, it shows that the next internet tablet includes 3G HSPA, a TI OMAP3 processor, OpenGL graphics accelerator, and Maemo 5 OS." – the nokia blog [...]
Quim on 23 September 2008:
Hi Mark, fwiw that slide is just summarizing some of the Maemo Fremantle features that had been announced previously by Ari Jaaksi and others at OSiM World and the Maemo Summit. Kate’s session was an introduction to Maemo development and didn’t contain any news per se.
The original sources with much more details are http://jaaksi.blogspot.com/2008/09/osim-news-whats-up-with-maemo.html – http://flors.wordpress.com/2008/09/19/osim-world-maemo-devsesh-slides/ and Peter Schneider’s presentation at the Summit where he announced Oen GL ES and Clutter (slides to be uploaded soon, you were there).
Most of the entries linking to this post are talking about “leaked” information on a new product when it fact the data is referring to well announced software features. Features that were published online the same day they were announced and/or were disclosed in an event open to anybody (some blogs are referring to the Summit as some kind of “internal” event when registration was open and free of charge).
Maybe you want to clarify all this in another post? Your readers seem to be interested in the future of the tablets and knowing more about Fremantle will make them good.
There is no confusion about this in the surroundings of the Maemo community but surely most of your readers-bloggers fall more in the Nokia/S60/gadget interests – and they are probably not used to the open source motivations to announce release plans as soon as possible.
Ringtones Guy on 23 September 2008:
Mark, thank you. I can see it now. Does anyone know when the approximate date of release?
Meraj Chhaya on 23 September 2008:
Oh, I see, so this wasn’t concerning hardware directly…Well, but it does give us a hint of what we will see, so it is valuable information that has features of upcoming devices.
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visitor on 7 October 2008:
TV-OUT ! thats what it needs !
Next generation of Nokia Internet Tablet | Michael’s Tech Blog on 15 January 2009:
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jeff(gadgetsbuzz.com) on 29 January 2009:
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reidan on 14 February 2010:
Nokia makes gold from everything it touches. I can't wait.
reidan on 14 February 2010:
Nokia makes gold from everything it touches. I can't wait.