no, not a MacBook .... better

we are getting an Android capable ZoomMDK, by an extremely kind person of which I do not yet know if he/she wants to be named.
[align=center]This is what it looks like:
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Not impressed So just eat this guys :

• OMAP 3430 Processor ES2.0
  
  • POP Memory
    
    • 1Gb NAND
      
    • 1Gb MDDR SDRAM
• TWL4030 Power Management IC
  
  • Power Regulators
    
  • Audio CODEC
    
  • Keypad
    
  • Reset
• Debug Support
  
  • 20-pin Compact JTAG
    
  • UART
    
  • Ethernet (RJ-45)
• Size:5.625” x 3.375”
• 1-HS USB 2.0 OTG Port
  
  • Mini AB USB connector
    
  • TWL4030 I/F
• 1-Audio Connector
  
  • 3.5mm
    
  • L + R out
    
  • Mic in
• 1 Enfora Modem
  
  Quad-band GGE
• 1- micro-SD/MMC connector
  
  4 bit support, Dual voltage
• Camera
  
  • Omnivision, 3Mp, CSI2
• User Interface
  
  • 3 x 4 Telephony keypad
    
  • 4 user defined buttons
    
  • 5-Way navigation
    
  • Touchscreen
    
  • Power Down, Reset
• Video
  
  • 3.7” VGA/QVGA LCD
    
  • DVI-D output
    
  • S-Video?
• Power Connector
  
  • USB power
    
  • Battery
• Expansion Connector
  
  • Power
    
  • McBSP
    
  • UART
    
  • USB ULPI
    
  • MMC
    
  • I2C
    
  • SPI
    
  • GPIO
    
  • Support for WLAN, BT, DTV, GPS, modem, etc.
    
  • Common definition with SDP

Get some more info here:
http://www.omapzoom.org/wiki/tiki-index ... ge=ZoomMdk
http://www.logicpd.com/downloads/1080/1 ... _Brief.pdf

My plan is to test some hardware-intense/depending applications, like Tom Gibaras MoseyCode and my AndNav.

This is not 100% sure, but if you've got a app that needs to be tested on an 600-800 MHz strong device, let me know, right below this post

I'll keep you up to date of any news regarding this, right here on this topic.

Regards,
plusminus

damn cool gadget. i'd better use it instead of my current cell phone

Hi plusminus,

Wow, this is really exciting!!!
I guess you don't have your device yet
since you mentioned you are "getting it"?
I can't wait to read your review on
some of the best apps like Tom Gibaras
MoseyCode and your AndNav! running
on real device! I envy you!

If you have time, screencast of some sort
would be great, but even just old plain textual
review indicating how these hardware-intense
application will perform on real device would
be a good read. I'm looking forward to hear
more about ZoomMDK as well.

Thanks for your effort to share Android-related
information plusminus! Having a popular site like
this itself is amazing, but keeping it for almost
half a year is really something!!!

The device is already on the way. But as this is a dev-kit, it will take some days to get Android finally booted.

Unfortunately my time is currently really limited so I do not have much time to do heavy work on here

Conclusion: Less sleep