1   | Aigo N500 Maemo Based Phone/MID Device Lands In China submited by in Gadgets |
Unless you’re a MID addict you may not have heard of Aigo, but with the company actually having shipped products rather than merely flaunted concepts we’re liable to give them a little extra rope. That makes this new MID – the Aigo N500 – particularly interesting, since it runs Maemo just like the Nokia N900.
Source: http://www.slashgear.com/aigo-n500-maemo-phonemid-hybrid-...
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