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punky · 27-11-2010, 21:39

the innerds of the device are standard netbook stuff so virtually any linux OS with a netbook variant will support it.

Reviews of the device mention Android so it is compatible. Reading between the lines the OS-less version seems to come with Android 2.2 by default. Then you add another OS and dual-boot.

It does look very similar to the ViewSonic and the Tega but cheaper.

Some people complain about the screen not being accurate but I think that's due to Windows not being built for touchscreen devices?

27-11-2010, 21:39	#30
punky Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Age: 45 Posts: 14,750	Re: Tablet Style devices the innerds of the device are standard netbook stuff so virtually any linux OS with a netbook variant will support it. Reviews of the device mention Android so it is compatible. Reading between the lines the OS-less version seems to come with Android 2.2 by default. Then you add another OS and dual-boot. It does look very similar to the ViewSonic and the Tega but cheaper. Some people complain about the screen not being accurate but I think that's due to Windows not being built for touchscreen devices?