Alright, so here is the situation. I really wanted a N900, and wanted one for as cheap as possible. I saw this ebay ad:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWNX:IT

I emailed him a bunch of times asking if it was NEW Nokia N900. He assured me that it was, and it was "New In Box"

So, I ordered it. Payed him. Received a tracking number. The number was fake.

After a week or so of no updates on the tracking, and some lame excuses from him about suppliers not shipping or some nonsense, I filed a claim with paypal, and won.


In the mean time, I actually bought a N900 from Dell, and love it.


But today, the ebay phone actually came.


It the Java with .250M internal memory. It is about 95% the size of the N900. The form factor itself looks almost identical. The battery took some work to get into it, (but he sent me two, which I also believe are knockoffs). But I wasnt aware it was a fake until I saw the boot up screen, which was in portrait mode. A hyper hi pitched imitation of the nokia chime.


Once the "OS" loaded, it had the Windows wallpaper, and the Java style widgets.


It has two sim slots, which I originally thought was cool, but no idea what I would do with that.


The keyboard rarely lights up, and when it does, it seems to have 2 LEDs that light up only 1 key apiece.



The camera is hysterical. My LG CU500 from 5 years ago, with its 1.3MP camera takes far superior pictures.



This thing seems to be complete garbage.



So my question is..... What should I do with this? I assume the is no useful hardware in it.


Does anyone know what the hardware might actually be? Or how I can find out. I am willing to take it apart, but if someone already knows, could they tell me? I haven't been able to find any real specs on this.



Any uses other than a paperweight?