N79 3D acceleration

Hi!
I'm thinking about getting the N79, the only thing holding me back is the lack of 3D graphics acceleration....for me it's mostly about watching youtube videos, I'm not much of a gamer. I recently saw someone with an N79 demonstrating the youtube performance and it was of abominably bad quality.....a real let-down.
Is there any way of downloading and installing 3D graphics acceleration yourself or is there any chance of a future firmware upgrade with the addition of this feature?
Is there anyone out there who has no complaints whatsoever regarding youtube on the N79?
Thanks!

3D acceleration only helps when playing "some" games that make use of the 3D acceleration. Like Global Racer.
3D acceleration doesn't help in video playback.
Accelerated codecs help in video playback.
For example N96 doesn't have 3D acceleration but has H264 accelerated codec so it can play larger rez H264 videos compared to N95.
So don't mix up 3D acceleration and Accelerated codecs. They are not the same things.
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