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Originally Posted by dansus
Did you say similar???????
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Originally Posted by tso
erm... being jailbroken ie you can install and do what you want with the device is the idea of Maemo, unless i missed something and Nokia have locked it down for Freemantle.
hmm, so how easy will this thing be to "jailbreak"?
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2009-08-20
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#163
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Originally Posted by vkv.raju
I did... Why?
Did you say similar???????
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2009-08-20
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Originally Posted by dansus
Purely from a hardware stand point of view:
I did... Why?
htc hero uses an old processor Qualcomm® MSM7200A™, 528 MHz where as n900 uses OMAP3430 which is currently powered at 600mhz and can be geared upto 1ghz.
Also, the TV-Out feature.
All-in-all, apart from the form factor (this is a personal choice), N900 is great and undoubtedly superior than the hero!
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2009-08-20
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Originally Posted by vkv.raju
I would think the HTC Touch Pro2 would be a more interesting comparison.
Purely from a hardware stand point of view:
htc hero uses an old processor Qualcomm® MSM7200A™, 528 MHz where as n900 uses OMAP3430 which is currently powered at 600mhz and can be geared upto 1ghz.
Also, the TV-Out feature.
All-in-all, apart from the form factor (this is a personal choice), N900 is great and undoubtedly superior than the hero!
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2009-08-20
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a couple of things:
1. Is that Jaffa's 'Attitude' app? Makes you wonder....
2. Is this the task switcher in 'select' mode?
I really like the use of focus in the UI, pretty intuitive I think to navigate
Good show Nokia! Now, when can I get one, and can you convince Ted Rogers to lower his data costs!!?
1. Is that Jaffa's 'Attitude' app? Makes you wonder....
2. Is this the task switcher in 'select' mode?
I really like the use of focus in the UI, pretty intuitive I think to navigate
Good show Nokia! Now, when can I get one, and can you convince Ted Rogers to lower his data costs!!?
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2009-08-20
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Originally Posted by SD69
Well, Touch Pro2 too uses the same old hardware but includes the TV-Out feature. On top of that, it uses Windows Mobile 6.1.
I would think the HTC Touch Pro2 would be a more interesting comparison.
Comparison between WinMo and Maemo is worthless I guess.
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2009-08-20
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Originally Posted by ARJWright
Nice analysis by Eldar at the beginning; is this community ready for the attention?
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I have two N97s right beside me right now; hardware on this looks very, very similar. If the build quality of the first one I got, regardless of price, Nokia has a winner and then some.
Subsidized, this device will be $399-499 USD. A subsidy making it cheaper than that says that this device will be a huge success; and I think it will, but like the Ford FiveHundred, not initially, only after its seen on the road a bit.
Subsidized or on contract as we call it, it will be free in the UK. $399 on anything higher than a $20 contract would be a rip-off.
Expect to see something like this on 18month contracts;
£35pm > £99
£40pm > £65
£50pm > £0
Originally Posted by ARJWright
Yes, expect this to be the first of many devices to come in different shapes an sizes.
Eldar always writes in a way to make you see the next steps if you read the lines carefully. The RX-71 should be very, very ground breaking. Nokia's CEO made a comment once about netbooks being nothing more than smaller laptops, that Nokia understands the difference between a computer that's mobile and doing mobile computing. I'm very intrigued, and think that the keyboard-shifting model is coming, with Maemo 5.
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Originally Posted by vkv.raju
Yes, as a user, don't compare the OS, but the UI and other similarities of the devices. Touch Pro 2 is closer to being HTC's flagship device and a competitor to N900 than the Hero I think.
Well, Touch Pro2 too uses the same old hardware but includes the TV-Out feature. On top of that, it uses Windows Mobile 6.1.
Comparison between WinMo and Maemo is worthless I guess.
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2009-08-20
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Originally Posted by vkv.raju
Yep, thats my point. For a similar price point, you get a whole lot more.
Purely from a hardware stand point of view:
htc hero uses an old processor Qualcomm® MSM7200A™, 528 MHz where as n900 uses OMAP3430 which is currently powered at 600mhz and can be geared upto 1ghz.
Also, the TV-Out feature.
All-in-all, apart from the form factor (this is a personal choice), N900 is great and undoubtedly superior than the hero!
To be honest, the Hero is a bit cheaper at £399 but offers less in hardware terms.
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Last edited by dansus; 2009-08-20 at 03:02.
