The hyped KDE Plasma tablet Vivaldi has been upgraded to 1GB RAM from the previously planned 512MB. Those who have pre-ordered the tablet will be getting the upgraded model with a whooping 1GB RAM for the same price. This upgrade will make a significant performance boost, especially when running multiple applications. Vivaldi puts a complete computer in your palm as you will be able to use 'any' Linux application including LibreOffice and GIMP. There are some delays in the shipment of the tablet (but this delay comes with a gift - 1GB RAM) but its seems the shipping will start soon. Aaron Seigo, the founder of Vivaldi and the KDE project lead, says, "After another long "getting the details sorted" session on the phone with our manufacturing partner this morning, it looks like I'll be able to sign the purchase order sometime next week so that the first shipments of Vivaldi tablets can be put together. Which in turn means orders will be turned on shortly thereafter." via Muktware