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Well I got it in May or June of last year. Video didn't appear to be accelerated, at least not in Chromium. The only avaliable OSes I could find were the Xubuntu variant it came with, and Android. The Android ran from the MicroSD slot, and unusably slowly. Unfortunately, for me, the keyboard is bad enough to make the computer largely unusable. You have to press the keys very hard, or just the right way for them to work.
Interesting, see how this times up with the pyra phone. I'm looking for a new phone, though i don't expect either to be out any time soon :-(
They only have a one month warranty, and after about six months the battery swelled up. Unlike most x86 computers, it won't run just on the power supply, so now it's useless.
Wow, I've been hoping to see computers like this appear for years! I remember a similar OMAP3-based convertible laptop around the time Pandora was being designed, but I didn't hear anything about that in almost a decade.
Performance ought to be good enough for C coding and light desktop use (RPi 3 with same CPU and half the RAM is!). I can see something like this replacing my old Thinkpad when it dies (in a quarter century or so
