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How much could we expect from a GPU-accelerated flash. It probably would boost video playback performance, but how about games?
Is it really that big a deal?
I installed Flash 10.1 for eeePC (linux). Before the installation the laptop played 360i videos without staggering. After the upgrade the laptop could play 480i videos. Barely.
Flash-based HD-video on N900? Donīt get your hopes up...