Yeah, I'd like to get my hands on one.

Basically, Nokia has been doing work behind the scenes for over 2 years
now funding quite a bit of development in the community.

I suspect that Opera is a stop-gap, until minimo (the version of mozilla
for embedded use) matures,  Nokia has been funding that work as well.

And it runs my favorite window system ;-).

The bottom line is that it should be very compatible with the mainline
Linux development, which isn't true of most of the QTE based cellphone
Linux devices out there.
			- Jim


On Thu, 2005-05-26 at 09:18 -0700, Dan Ingalls wrote:
> That looks really nice.  The power is great, though it would be nice if it were a little faster.
> 
> Another interesting machine has just shown up, pointed out to me by John Maloney...
> 
> >I thought this might be of interest. The Dynabook is getting closer and closer...
> >
> >  http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7977737/
> >
> >The article doesn't give the screen size, but it looks like about VGA in
> >the photo. It seems quite inexpensive for what you get. Maybe you have
> >to sign up for some sort of service plan to get it...
> >
> >	-- John
>