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tomislav 2016-03-13 11:16
Re: Nokia N9 64gb black
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Duck (Post 1501246)
Hey,

I'm trying finding one with 64gb for months now. How old is the device? Fully functional?

Damn luck finding this one. Can't believe no one is interested.


Regards,

Martin
Yes fully functional good condition

Don't know about the age of the device

peterleinchen 2016-03-13 11:55
Re: Nokia N9 64gb black
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by mikecomputing (Post 1501245)
Just realized this phone was is better than my Jolla is.

Its a shame that stupid idiot MrElop killed it.
TRUE that is!

Quote:
Originally Posted by tomislav (Post 1501249)
Don't know about the age of the device
Let us assume production date 2011!? :)

tomislav 2016-03-13 13:23
Re: Nokia N9 64gb black
 
True, indeed

tomislav 2016-03-13 13:29
Re: Nokia N9 64gb black
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by mikecomputing (Post 1501245)
Just realized this phone was better than my Jolla is.

Its a shame that stupid idiot MrElop killed it.
It is not Elop fault it is fault of faulty Nokia Corporation Leadership that sold it to him. Again if they were that much naive expecting that he will not immediate shot down major and most promising Nokia ever n9 and run company downhill, than that is just nonsense.

Duck 2016-03-13 13:30
Re: Nokia N9 64gb black
 
Hey Guys,

well.. you got me and my interest.

The production date is not as important for me as the day of the beginning of the usage. That would tell me more about the battery and the storage, as you cannot replace them. the only reason, why i bought a jolla instead of the n9 years ago and the only thing i dislike.

Will send you a pm, really want to buy this great device!

Edit: I'm sorry - it wont let me to as they mention in the "How to for dummies". Maybe you could send me an email, if you are interested? it should be possible out of this application.


Regards,

Martin

tomislav 2016-03-13 14:15
Re: Nokia N9 64gb black
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Duck (Post 1501258)
Hey Guys,

well.. you got me and my interest.

The production date is not as important for me as the day of the beginning of the usage. That would tell me more about the battery and the storage, as you cannot replace them. the only reason, why i bought a jolla instead of the n9 years ago and the only thing i dislike.

Will send you a pm, really want to buy this great device!

Edit: I'm sorry - it wont let me to as they mention in the "How to for dummies". Maybe you could send me an email, if you are interested? it should be possible out of this application.


Regards,

Martin
Send me PM

Duck 2016-03-13 14:59
Re: Nokia N9 64gb black
 
Hey,

currently the application/homepage doesn't let me for whatever reason. I'll try it later at home.


Regards,

Martin

Duck 2016-03-13 15:01
Re: Nokia N9 64gb black
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by tomislav (Post 1501263)
Send me PM
Hey,

currently the application/homepage doesn't give me this option for whatever reason. I'll retry it later at home.

Regards,

Martin

peterleinchen 2016-03-13 16:31
Re: Nokia N9 64gb black
 
@duck
PM is only allowed after a minimum of 5 posts
But you are right tomislav should be able to sent you an e-mail.


Quote:
Originally Posted by Duck (Post 1501258)
The production date is not as important for me as the day of the beginning of the usage. That would tell me more about the battery and the storage, as you cannot replace them.
Right. But the battery is replaceable, you just need a T+4 torx driver and possibly a bit luck or 1-4 (but most probably zero) new screws.

Quote:
the only reason, why i bought a jolla instead of the n9 years ago and the only thing i dislike.
Good joke ;)

DA5 2016-03-13 17:51
Re: Nokia N9 64gb black
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by peterleinchen (Post 1501268)
But the battery is replaceable, you just need a T4 torx driver and possibly a bit luck or 1-4 (but most probably zero) new screws.
It should be noted an IP4 Torx Plus is the proper tool for this task and will greatly reduce the risk of ruining the screws.


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