N900 on The Engadget Show
 

I haven't watched it (the video is HUGE), but apparently the N900 is getting the spotlight on the first ever airing of The Engadget Show. Nokia sponsored the event.

It should be a good watch!
http://www.engadget.com/2009/09/17/t...er-ipod-event/

Enjoy.

}:^]~

Re: N900 on The Engadget Show
 

I thought Engadget wouldn't pan it at all - since they don't seem to be appreciative of anything Nokia - but of course maybe the Nokia sponsorship helped ?

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I wonder if they are going bash it some more for having a resistive touch screen. >.>

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Well, Joshua has already cracked on Nokia saying something to the effect of "they need all the help they can get," which is bad form considering the statement that they couldn't have done the show without Nokia at the shows start.

I'm curious as to the treatment the N900 will get, but I haven't watched that far yet.

}:^(~

Re: N900 on The Engadget Show
 

It's a bit annoying listening to Joshua talk. He needs to stop finishing the sentences of his guest (Palm CEO), and let him talk more and tell his story..

}:^/~

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wow I am glad they have a lot of bandwidth the ipod version is 700meg!!!! Yikes


the hd version is 1.6 gig.......have they never heard of compression???????


Epi

Re: N900 on The Engadget Show
 

Well looks like Nokia is finally listening to me....:D

http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...3&postcount=18

Re: N900 on The Engadget Show
 

it doesnt paly on mine as well

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The so called n900 part starts from 55:10 to 60:00.

There is nothing in there regarding the device. Joshua is an idiot who is blinded by apple and again brings the resistive vs capacitative thing.
I hate engadget and thier apple centric fanboyism. Why did nokia sponsor this show. They could have sponsored a community show which would have been 10000000x better than what they discussed about the n900.

Re: N900 on The Engadget Show
 

Engadget has been on a steady decline since Block left.