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2009-10-13 , 07:01
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http://www.sizeasy.com/page/size_com...208-G1-vs-N900
 

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2009-10-13 , 07:09
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If you compare the G1 and N900 side by side you notice what cheap quality the G1 really is. It looks and feels like **** next to the N900.
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2009-10-13 , 07:14
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Originally Posted by pycage View Post
If you compare the G1 and N900 side by side you notice what cheap quality the G1 really is. It looks and feels like **** next to the N900.
yes. i would imagine so.


in thier new version, it is much more "pretty" and they got rid of the tactile KB, which i believe, was a mistake. but nokia's high end units are always sharp for the time that they are released, i have no doubt that this will not be any negative exception!

how about those scratches! lol...on the box of the ....
 
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2009-10-13 , 07:22
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Originally Posted by zerojay View Post
You don't think that putting your expensive electronics alongside your metal keys with hard edges is stupid? Are you serious?

Go ahead, do that. lol
I always do just that. - electronic devices, no matter how expensive, are there to be used, not to be worshipped in a showcase.

(OK, forget the "no matter how expensive": of course cheap devices I expect to be less durable. but this is one of the reasons i dont buy them.)
 

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2009-10-13 , 07:40
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Originally Posted by jaark View Post
What I think he means is that a mobile phone is a portable mass-market consumer device that you would reasonably expect to see a lot of harsh environments.
Well, yes, but a device isn't magic. It has its vulnerabilities.

Speaking of which, Nokia sells phones which are meant to be used in harsh environments. Such as in construction working.

I live near a beach and frequently have to put my mobile in the same pocket as some keys (due to lack of pockets in my trousers) whilst in a sandy environment.
Have to? What about the alternatives? Key cord around neck, wallet, key sleeve/protector, key chain, different trousers, ...
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2009-10-13 , 09:25
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I'd like to propose that the title of this thread is changed... it's posed as a question, but reads more like a statement/fact.
I tried to edit my original post, but it doesn't change the thread title. Sorry.
 
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2009-10-15 , 22:51
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I have the n900 since the summit, since then I have been really careful with it, I have had it in my pocket on occasion, but not with keys or sharp objects, or sand for that matter

Today when I was cleaning my screen I noticed tiny tiny scratches in the screen, you have to look really hard and they're almost invisible, but they are there, and they are not going away. (I think they have been caused either by my nails or by the stylus)

There for, since I have been careful with it (and leaving it mostly at home too), I'm thinking of investing in a screen protector to prevent any further damage.

If you don't care about tiny almost invisible scratches in your device then yea, don't bother, but otherwise its not a crazy idea to buy a screen protector.
 

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2009-10-15 , 22:56
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Not too knowledgeable about this stuff, but:

Does a screen protector impair the performance of the touch screen? and by how much?
If so is it worth the tradeoff? Meaning can scratches impair the performance other than just looking bad?
 
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2009-10-16 , 00:13
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Just got an email from Zagg saying they're waiting for someone to ship their N900 in to design a screen protector (hopefully full body shield too).

Hopefully it'll be online withing a week or 2 so we can buy them in time for the shipping :-)
 
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2009-10-16 , 00:33
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Delicate stuff on the left side - N900, flat card wallet

Hard stuff on right side - Keys, Sig, folder

I like to look after my belongings too.

I saw a pic of Jussi with a lanyard around his neck connected to his N900. That might be a smart idea if I keep it in a breast pocket.
 
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