Here we go open source fans, the first debut of
MeeGo 1.0 running on Intel silicon -- an Acer Aspire One netbook (the
532h, from the looks of it) with a
Pinetrail processor to be precise -- sporting a simplified UI that looks to have inherited far more
Moblin DNA than Maemo. You've got tasks, appointments, most-used apps, and a quick-launch bar all up front. We're also seeing 3D gaming support; Zones, Applications, People, Internet, Media and Settings tabs; and real-time social networking integration for Twitter, Facebook, and instant messaging with task bar alerts. Can't wait to see how the MeeGo user experience translates to a smaller, say,
4.8-inch Moorestown device or the TI
OMAP-based followup to the Nokia N900 later this year. Until then, check the video after the break.
Update: Second video added showing MeeGo running on a TV, an
unidentified AAVA Moorestown-based smartphone (see after the break), and digital coupon machine. It's worth mentioning that this is Intel's take on the MeeGo UI and Nokia's will likely look much different. [Thanks, Atlantian, pdexter]
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