We saw a lot of new record demoed during Intel’s Computex keynote this afternoon, though a many impressive thing may have only been MeeGo running on a 10-inch Moorestown Quanta Redvale tablet. While a demo on theatre was really short, we held up with a little of a product managers right after a presser as well as assured them to give us a peek at what is coming in 2011. To say we’re tender with the “pre-alpha” chronicle of the software is a huge understatement. So, what are you still you do up here? Hit the gallery for the ton of hands-on shots as well as afterwards that review some-more button for some impressions and video. MeeGo inscription hands-on

Redvale MeeGo tablet press images

The inscription chronicle of MeeGo is built upon a same underlying software as the netbook version, but the interface is drastically different. There have been dual basic areas of the OS — a elementary as well as row mode. The elementary mode is a simple grid of applications, while a panel mode is the series of straight panes that can be customized with cinema, amicable networking feeds, as well as web bookmarks. The latter was utterly considerable as it will be wholly user customizable. We additionally held which Intel’s App Up store was preloaded, though we were told which there will be a apart SDK released this August for building multitouch applications.

On the hardware front, a 1.5GHz Moorestown chip seemed to be super poignant as well as we witnessed it play the 720p clip uniformly. The actual 10-inch Quanta Redvale inscription was incredibly skinny as well as light, though the viewing angles of the anxiety design’s screen were poor to contend a slightest. However, the resistive panel was really manageable to taps upon a shade as well as pinching to wizz. Despite a pre-alpha label you have to contend you were really tender with what Intel is up to here — it’s all seeking discriminating and really simple to navigate. The usually bad news you have right right away is that we have to wait for until early 2011 to see it on a little actual devices.