MeeGo is the OS that brings together the Maemo 5 of the Nokia N900 and Intel's Moblin netbook OS closer together. The code for MeeGo recently went out to developers but Intel has been showing off the MeeGo 1.0 OS for itself at this weeks IDF in Beijing. Join us after the jump to chekc out the Nokia and Intel MeeGo 1.0 Os video getting a public airing...

MeeGo is an open-source platform based on Linux that was first announced earlier this year as part of an inniative between Nokia and Intel. It's intended for use on smartphones, tablets and even netbooks. It's still very much in the development stage but it looks like MeeGo 1.0 is pretty stable and up and running asd this video shows.

OK, we have to admit it's not being run on a Nokia Booklet 3G, but surely that's just a matter of time. What's important is that we can clearly see the MeeGo 1.0 OS up and running and it looks pretty god to our eye. What do you think, will you be using MeeGo when it finally makes an appearance later this year? Watch the video and let us know what you think in the Comments below.

Check out the MeeGo OS video up and running: