[Viewsonic ViewPad 7 & Variants] Letitride:
:fingers-crossed:Interesting comments & let me share/post my quick feedback - I've been running EU1.7b with ITE for 9 months now but decided to give this a try with a bit of spare time on hand, and, yes, it works & support ITE or multi-touch hardware (mine is ver 107) This one has Euro language support but not Asian language, not a big deal for me - but for others ....

Flash player worked - I had 10 videos downloaded via our other iPad2 (jail-broken) and copied it to the Vpad7, and all of them but one ran nicely on EU1.7b - with KWBR 4.2, the last one that refused to play now do (encoding is same as others, but) and no issues with Youtube or browser. Now, I can sit in the car & relax with music video while waiting for my "passenger" to come out from her job, especially when she's running late - perfectly sized for the center dashboard (if I could only find a practical mount/holder - I would have a 7" GPS device for serious NAV, except that speaker sound is too tiny.)

Angry Birds, including Space worked for me (TB restored didn't quite work 100%, so I uninstall & did a fresh one after cache/dalvik wipe first - and saved scores transferred over)

As for Swype KB, there is a way to download & install it for free - search in this section/subforum on how to. Hacker's KB is quite nice for my purposes, the numericals are there so I don't have to go back & forth, it's PITA when trying to input userid and password to log into accounts, etc.

I ran into a few FC issues, probably because I TB restored Apps saved from the other ROM and added it back - as I needed/wanted to use some of them - having Play Store upgraded first (from Market) helped with stability - along with updating SU first, before running TB to do a full restore (as I didn't want to do a fresh 100% new install, to save time as it could be several hours+, and start from scratch ...) I did fully wiped everything - dalvik, cache & system - 3X before unzipping, and backed up my mSD card content first. Ext3 or Ext4 partition previously formatted already were ready for this ROM, nothing was lost and this ROM seemed to be freely up as much as EU1.7b did for my device, if not more. The only thing that I noticed is that initial touch screen response seemed a notch or two slower than EU1.7b, sometimes requiring a 2nd. pinch for it to respond to scroll the screen or up/down the page, etc.

OP will find extra RAM/memory/space once mSD card is reformatted & prep'd for ext. partition. As for the live or "stock" wallpaper - it's no big deal, it is easily moved/deleted or changed, I just loaded my preferred ones & selected them to load.

My last comment is on battery life, this ROM seemed to be drawing a bit faster than EU1.7b - and WiFi did seemed to be auto-disconnect after inactive with screen off - I'm going to try to see if I can pin down what's causing, could be one of my apps - although it's the basic, identical setup as in the EU1.7b - powered on and in standby mode, looked it will last no more than 2 days where as with the EU ROM, it can go for 3 or 4 days without needed a charge.

Overall, it's a nice piece of work on this CPU/device & hardware combo when others are already jumping up & down on Jelly Beans and leaving I.C.S. behind in the dust for the newest entry ... yikes, this isn't old 1.6 but I wonder how much further we can go with this in development.

I'm not into Skype but if I can settle down on this ROM, perhaps a fresh install from the base camp - on a long weekend project - and get Google Voice working over WiFi on this - and do everything else with Flash running, I will be very happy - regardless of what OS ver. it is running (Google Plus would be nice, but only in our dreams ... of course)