Pictures of Nokia's New MediaScreen Running Linux

[ Linux Today reader Phil writes: ]

"Nokia has made available pictures of MediaScreen, an entirely new concept prototype, combining television, Internet and mobile phone technology. It runs the Linux operating system and the Mozilla browser."

"MediaScreen creates opportunities for mobile use of terrestrial (DVB-T) digital television. This device enables interactive access to the Internet and the selection of web pages offered by the broadcasting company within its digital signal stream, even for people on the move. Moreover, MediaScreen makes it possible to send and receive e-mails, watch television and listen to the radio with digital quality."

"Pictures:

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Picture 2

Official press releases:

Press release
Another press release"

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