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Originally Posted by Koajwujwer123 View Post
Yes there will be only one device. And that will be the commercial device. Developer device does not count as it is not sold. Makes sense ?

Oh and as you would know currently there are absolutely no plans for another one after this commercial device. It would need a massive amount of consumer interest to change that decision. But i think this much is obvious.
you are even more ridiculous when you don't try then when you do
if the developer device is NOT going to be sold, why waste the money on certification? because it was once, years ago, supposed to be a customer device?

amend that: according to
Originally Posted by Verythrax View Post
Please, stop. Don't use this useless rethoric. A communications device, to be used outside it's own development enviroment, needs to be FCC approved is US. Simple like that. If Nokia plans to give ONE phone to an american, it needs to be FCC certified.
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=837
nonetheless, the N900 was (and still is) a geek phone and still got sold quite well, considering its origins and there is no reason why NOKIA wouldn't want to get a share of that market, AGAIN.
if they did all the work, they might as well earn something from it.

Last edited by misterc; 2011-05-20 at 13:39. Reason: FCC approval required