Nokias Linux Tablet from 2005 @MichaelMJD
Nokias Linux Tablet from 2005  @MichaelMJD
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Back in 2005, Nokia released a tablet. Well... it's not really something you would describe as a tablet today. But it let you browse the web, check email, play media, and even install some third-party software. Also it ran Linux... so you know it must've been good.

Maemo Software: maemo.org
OS2005 Software: web.archive.org/web/20060113072250/http://maemo.org/maemowiki/ApplicationCatalog

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Chapters:
00:00 - What is this thing?
03:11 - Unboxing
05:47 - Hardware specs
07:02 - Software exploration
14:11 - Media playback
17:38 - Utilities
18:27 - Games
20:10 - 3rd party software
27:11 - Using a Bluetooth keyboard
31:26 - Outro

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