Mandelbrot Set - Labix - Example source code that draws little apples with PyGame on the Nokia Tablet.
Well, here it is. Very nice piece - since Tuesday I have it. It's really fun - the integration of Bluetooth and WLAN is quite well done, the device can connect with any WLAN. Even WPA and WPA2 - both also with certificate - work. When pairing with Bluetooth phones, it is a bit stubborn and picky, but with some persistence it also worked with my Motorola E398.
The installed software is quite usable - the browser is a stripped-down Opera, very user-friendly and quite complete in its support of HTML, CSS and JS. However, it lacks some of the nice features of Opera for the desktop - especially it does not save passwords that you have entered. Which is rather inconvenient for a device without a keyboard, if you have to enter passwords again and again.
The hardware itself is well made - lies nicely in the hand, is significantly smaller than I would have expected and you can tell that the manufacturer has experience with small devices. However, they could have given the tablet a scroll wheel so that you don't always have to take the pen and the touchscreen to scroll through web pages. The cursor keys jump from link to link on the page, so they are not directly usable for normal browsing. With touchscreens I am always a bit skeptical about long-term usability - many of them have defects and calibration problems (with heavy use rather earlier than later) sooner or later.
The possibility to add more software is of course great - especially very easy to solve. You simply click on a Debian package and it installs it. Games, tools, applications - there is already quite a lot. Even a complete Python port with all libraries for on-board development of Python programs with GUI for the tablet is available. However, you should probably get a Bluetooth keyboard for this - this funny fabric keyboard might be quite interesting for this.
Well, the next version of the software should also support VOIP and IM - this could become even more interesting if you combine it with a Bluetooth headset, this could be quite a practical device for telephony as well - at least if a free WLAN hotspot is available.
It could be that I will now start writing an organizer software with Django - because then I could access it everywhere via the device and also use it from normal computers. Probably more practical in the long run than all these not really functioning synchronization solutions.