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2011-04-19 , 16:02
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Originally Posted by PMaff View Post
That also saved my *** as external USB memory several times.
I am using my N900 with 32GB SD card class 4 up to now without problems. Which other smartphone has 64GB total? ;-)

The diverse calendar applications never made any problems
for business for me. I can send my calendar dates as ical files
from Outlook so I do not need that crappy MS/Nokia synchro stuff.

With "Documents to Go" I can even handle Microsoft Office 2007
documents.
I can also use PDF documents, I can scetch new ideas with scetch
application and mypaint, I can sign PDFs with Xournal.
Email works.

So for me nothing is missing for business.
Don't get me wrong, the N900 is a beast, and as far as I'm concerned STILL the most versatile smartphone currently available.

I remember back when I had an N800 how I felt that the only piece missing was the phone part (I lugged the N800 and a phone around), and how happy I was when the N900 came out.

But for business, the Nokia E series phones (at least till the n900 came out, I haven't tested any newer models) win hands down, sorry. Have you ever used one? My VERY old E61 is still in use today (I gave it to a friend), and works flawlessly. If my life depended on receiving a call or even accessing the internet, I'd still prefer the E61 over the N900.

Business is business. I doubt very many CEOs overclock their phones....

Don't get me wrong, the N900 is much better that any E series phone Nokia has made to date. And I wouldn't trade it for anything currently in the market. But I'm not a businessman. It can do the job for business people extremely well - but the E-series does (did?) it even better.
 

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