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2011-09-14
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Many places don't seem to have 64GB version for preorder at all, because they can't get hold of them.
Just gives a feeling Nokia is limiting the production for some reason.
I guess I'll just have to put a preorder in just in case, if it's gonna be a long wait for next batch. I was just hoping to scout the prices for a bit..
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2011-09-14
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Erm... don't both of the Google Nexus S phones already have curved screens?
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2011-09-14
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They had a N9 presentation yesterday at Elisa Studio in Helsinki.
I visited there (didn't see the actual presentation) later in the evening and was able to handle the N9. Very nice and pretty much what I expected, swipe is easy and I am sure that N9 will be very popular.
Anyway one other person asked about the deliveries and one Nokia person said that one of the (possible) reasons for the slow availability is that it takes much longer to produce N9s than the other handsets (several times longer). The physical construction (and production process) is quite different from any other current mobile.
He also said that the demand has been greater than expected.
At least the N9s coming for sale in Finland are being produced at the Salo factory.
I was going to preorder one from Elisa but they had only the 16GB version available for preorders.
Trying to get myself the 64 GB ASAP.
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2011-09-14
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2011-09-14
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UN9CORN Sounds like a group of countries developed a GM crop to end world hunger.
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2011-09-14
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He doesn't need to be there... this is a competitive environment and if it costs Nokia's competitors FAR less to do better, then there is a failing. THAT is what it appears to me that Bernard pointed out. This isn't voodoo speculation, it's not black-box calculating and it's not really all that mysterious or odd for someone to point out that it shouldn't cost that much if many of Nokia's competitors are doing better, faster and cheaper work... then extending that into the speculative, but cognizant "they should be able to better, faster and cheaper with this too" comment.
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2011-09-14
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Erm... don't both of the Google Nexus S phones already have curved screens?
I go back to my question... what makes Nokia's N9 so damned expensive? Can't be the curved screen, then, the Nexus S is specs-wise far better and it ALSO has a curved glass screen. :P
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And at the same time those dual/triple cores is often NOT optimized and is using totally different OS. So the comparision is just plain pointless until we now how the OS:es compares in case of smothness and how good pictures camera, video etc...
Come back when device is released and we can compare.
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Sure, it's a virtual machine based operating system but despite your word for it, there's plenty of reviews and video out there that seems to disagree with the assertion you're attempting to make that virtual machine code runs slow [or that it doesn't take advantage of the multiple cores efficiently]. (i.e. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWTTVr0lvmo or http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvKGGYfM-Dg or any number of other demos of people running pretty buttery smooth stuff on devices that are as much as a year old sometimes--by the by, that last one takes virtualization a step farther by emulating the Tegra chipset graphics on non-Tegra devices... so.. there's that, too.) Have you even used an Android device lately?
Nokia's slogan shouldn't be the pedo-palmgrabbing image with the slogan, "Connecting People"... It should be one hand open pleadingly with another hand giving the middle finger and the more apt slogan, "Potential Unrealized." --DR