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Originally Posted by mikecomputing
If there is a software solution for it, then yes, why not :P
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2011-03-10
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If it comes with even 1/6th of the specs in this thread, Nokia will probably charge like 800.00 for it.
How about this... what I want first is confirmation from Nokia that it is coming. Then, I want to know what OS version it will run. And then I want to know if they will support it for at least a year or should they become the first cellphone manufacturer with a ****ing "Sold As-Is" sticker on the side.
That's what I want. Facts.
How about this... what I want first is confirmation from Nokia that it is coming. Then, I want to know what OS version it will run. And then I want to know if they will support it for at least a year or should they become the first cellphone manufacturer with a ****ing "Sold As-Is" sticker on the side.
That's what I want. Facts.
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2011-03-10
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£800 / $800 heh
Funnily enough, I checked the Nokia UK store earlier and they are still selling the N97 Mini With Ovi Music for £400!
'kin 'ell
Funnily enough, I checked the Nokia UK store earlier and they are still selling the N97 Mini With Ovi Music for £400!
'kin 'ell
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2011-03-10
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The n810 resistive touchscreen (best ever) w/ multi-touch
The n810 stand (best ever)
The n800 hardware keyboard: NONE (best ever)
The n900 stylus and stylus location (best ever)
Besides keyboard, no deletions of n900 hardware capabilities
Compass
D-Pad
Multi-core CPU (Medfield would be a bonus)
Hot swappable battery with offline charger, using AC adapter if necessary
MeeGo
And most importantly, a developer discount program
The n810 stand (best ever)
The n800 hardware keyboard: NONE (best ever)
The n900 stylus and stylus location (best ever)
Besides keyboard, no deletions of n900 hardware capabilities
Compass
D-Pad
Multi-core CPU (Medfield would be a bonus)
Hot swappable battery with offline charger, using AC adapter if necessary
MeeGo
And most importantly, a developer discount program
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2011-03-10
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#45
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as always i love this debate ill throw my specs out there:
QWERTY: Dust/Grease Resistant Keys
SEAL DEVICE exactly like high end DSLR's
TI OMAP44xx / Intel Medfield (Pewell)
PowerVR SGX554MP4
2xTHGBM2T0DBFBAIF (Toshiba 128GB NAND, 256GB Total Internal)
2GB RAM (not shared & DDR3)
HDMI-TypeD (able to stream audio, up to and including DSD)
microUSB 3.0
MicroSHXC UHS-1
1xCDCE949 TI Programmable Clock Synthesizer
TLV320DAC3100 32bit DAC (high end isolated audio circuit, LOW noise filter, 4 outputs 1 per amp)
4xOPA637SM or comparable
Combination LINE/SPDIF in/out (NOT a headphone out)
NATIVE Codec Support: AVI, WMV, ASF, MP4, MKV, MPG, DAT, TS, TP, TRP, 3GP, DivX, Xvid, H.264, WMV, 7/8/9, MPEG 1, MP3, WMA, OGG, PCM and FLAC
NO POST CONVERSION
WiFi-B.G.N
4.0" CBD OLED 1268*720@24bit screen ~2ms
10.1MPx Back Illuminated (720p@120fps: able to be displayed natively on the device)
2100mAh Battery
GSM 850/900/1800/1900
HSDPA 850/900/1700/1900/2100
HSPA+ 42Mbps
Compass/Magnetometer, 6xGyro, Accelerometer, GPS/AGPS, FM Transmitter
Simultaneous bit-stream across ALL digital outputs, user configurable.
MeeGo.Harm 1.1 or MeeGo 1.2
QWERTY: Dust/Grease Resistant Keys
SEAL DEVICE exactly like high end DSLR's
TI OMAP44xx / Intel Medfield (Pewell)
PowerVR SGX554MP4
2xTHGBM2T0DBFBAIF (Toshiba 128GB NAND, 256GB Total Internal)
2GB RAM (not shared & DDR3)
HDMI-TypeD (able to stream audio, up to and including DSD)
microUSB 3.0
MicroSHXC UHS-1
1xCDCE949 TI Programmable Clock Synthesizer
TLV320DAC3100 32bit DAC (high end isolated audio circuit, LOW noise filter, 4 outputs 1 per amp)
4xOPA637SM or comparable
Combination LINE/SPDIF in/out (NOT a headphone out)
NATIVE Codec Support: AVI, WMV, ASF, MP4, MKV, MPG, DAT, TS, TP, TRP, 3GP, DivX, Xvid, H.264, WMV, 7/8/9, MPEG 1, MP3, WMA, OGG, PCM and FLAC
NO POST CONVERSION
WiFi-B.G.N
4.0" CBD OLED 1268*720@24bit screen ~2ms
10.1MPx Back Illuminated (720p@120fps: able to be displayed natively on the device)
2100mAh Battery
GSM 850/900/1800/1900
HSDPA 850/900/1700/1900/2100
HSPA+ 42Mbps
Compass/Magnetometer, 6xGyro, Accelerometer, GPS/AGPS, FM Transmitter
Simultaneous bit-stream across ALL digital outputs, user configurable.
MeeGo.Harm 1.1 or MeeGo 1.2
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2011-03-10
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#46
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Do we even know what the N950 will look like when its released?
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2011-03-10
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#47
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something that will make Steve Jobs cry.
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2011-03-10
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My favorite game of all time in t.m.o 
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For a moment, lets consider these specs:
General
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Latest Quad-Core ARM Cortex A15: OMAP5/Tegra based (atleast 1.5Ghz each)
Graphics processor: Broadcom's BCM2763 (better than the BCM2727 in the N8) or the Dual-Core GPU VR-SGX543 (545?) or SGX543MP4+
2D/3D Graphics HW Accelerator
1GB RAM, 2GB ROM, 2GB swap
64GB internal storage
1800mah battery and a capacitor (should be able to hold atleast 15sec) for being online while changing/swapping batteries
List price around $700 (for unlocked and non-keyboard version)
Design
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4"+ multi-touch screen
CBD (Nokia) or PLS (LG) or the yet-to-appear Super-AMOLED-2 (Samsung) screen.
Higher resolution (1280*800 or 1440*900 16:10) screen with higher ppi density
Scratch resistant gorilla glass display
Metal (carbon fiber?) body finish (or anodized aluminium body like that of N8)
Dockable design (like the Motorola Atrix 4G)
Grease resistant Keyboard (4-row) and non-keyboard versions. Innovate a stylish keyboard add-on
Customizable hardware buttons. The more the merrier
Weight approximately 150gms for non-keyboard version and 180gms for keyboard version
Cellular
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Pentaband (2G & 3G) GSM support
4G (LTE) Ready
EDGE/GPRS/HSPA/HSPA+
Data Modem
Dual Microphones
Active Noise cancellation (with a dedicated mic)
Talktime 12 hours (on any mode)
Standby 500 hours
Connectivity
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Nokia 2mm charging connector. Also charging over microUSB.
hot-swappable microSDXC slot
microUSB v3.0 support
microHDMI v1.4(a) out
USB OTG and Host Mode support
Bluetooth 4.0/3.0
IR Port (supporting IrDA protocols)
Wifi b/g/n
Wifi hotspot
UPnP support
DLNA support
WiDi support
NFC chip
Gaming
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Digital Compass/Magnetometer
Gyroscope
multi-axis Accelerometer
Vibration chip
Ambient light sensor
Proximity sensor
Multimedia
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TV-Out via (micro)HDMI 1.4(a)
TV-Out should be capable of delivering atleast 2560X1600@60FPS playback
TV-in (recording atleast in component quality) - like the Cowon A3
Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 surround sound over HDMI
Loud Stereo Speakers
EQ support
3.5mm audio jack
MP3/WMA/AAC/FLAC/OGG
Upto 320 kbps bitrate
MP4/H.264/FLV/Theora/WebM/AVI/MOV/DAT/MPEG-2/3GP/VOB/MKV
FM Stereo Transceiver with RDS
FM recording
Navigation
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SiRF star 4 GPS chip with A-GPS
Offline Navigation (should work without any cellular/wifi connectivity)
Camera
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12MP auto-focus camera (with N8's 1/1.83 sensor or an even bigger-&-better sensor)
Carl-Zeiss optics
3x optical zoom
Dual-Xenon Flash
Full-HD 1080P@60fps video recording with stereo audio and Image Stabilization
Front facing camera (2MP)
Other items that would be awesome to have:
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Dual-SIM (hot-swappable) card slots
Digitizer for hand-writing recognition
Finger print recognition
Back of the phone as a track-pad
Barometer (weather forecast & altitude determination)
At this point, I wouldn't even care, if it sells with Maemo or MeeGo or Symbian^3/4 or Android or iOS provided all the hardware included in the phone is used wisely/efficiently.
A device of this spec will at some point get hacked!
Possibility of a phone with the above listed spec is already giving me goosebumps. We are not very far to have a phone with such kind of specs. Could be very possible by mid of 2012 itself or in the worst case end-2012.
Btw, I don't think these specs are any impossible to have in one nice little handy package. We have seen almost all of the above specs in the latest phones available (and some announced) in the market today. The only few new things added to the list above are S-AMOLED2, TV-in, BCM2763 graphics chip & multi-SIM card slot.
I would be willing to wait for a phone of this spec to be atleast announced/leaked by the end of 2011.
/Dream over
!!For a moment, lets consider these specs:
General
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Latest Quad-Core ARM Cortex A15: OMAP5/Tegra based (atleast 1.5Ghz each)
Graphics processor: Broadcom's BCM2763 (better than the BCM2727 in the N8) or the Dual-Core GPU VR-SGX543 (545?) or SGX543MP4+
2D/3D Graphics HW Accelerator
1GB RAM, 2GB ROM, 2GB swap
64GB internal storage
1800mah battery and a capacitor (should be able to hold atleast 15sec) for being online while changing/swapping batteries
List price around $700 (for unlocked and non-keyboard version)
Design
----------
4"+ multi-touch screen
CBD (Nokia) or PLS (LG) or the yet-to-appear Super-AMOLED-2 (Samsung) screen.
Higher resolution (1280*800 or 1440*900 16:10) screen with higher ppi density
Scratch resistant gorilla glass display
Metal (carbon fiber?) body finish (or anodized aluminium body like that of N8)
Dockable design (like the Motorola Atrix 4G)
Grease resistant Keyboard (4-row) and non-keyboard versions. Innovate a stylish keyboard add-on
Customizable hardware buttons. The more the merrier
Weight approximately 150gms for non-keyboard version and 180gms for keyboard version
Cellular
-----------
Pentaband (2G & 3G) GSM support
4G (LTE) Ready
EDGE/GPRS/HSPA/HSPA+
Data Modem
Dual Microphones
Active Noise cancellation (with a dedicated mic)
Talktime 12 hours (on any mode)
Standby 500 hours
Connectivity
------------------
Nokia 2mm charging connector. Also charging over microUSB.
hot-swappable microSDXC slot
microUSB v3.0 support
microHDMI v1.4(a) out
USB OTG and Host Mode support
Bluetooth 4.0/3.0
IR Port (supporting IrDA protocols)
Wifi b/g/n
Wifi hotspot
UPnP support
DLNA support
WiDi support
NFC chip
Gaming
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Digital Compass/Magnetometer
Gyroscope
multi-axis Accelerometer
Vibration chip
Ambient light sensor
Proximity sensor
Multimedia
----------------
TV-Out via (micro)HDMI 1.4(a)
TV-Out should be capable of delivering atleast 2560X1600@60FPS playback
TV-in (recording atleast in component quality) - like the Cowon A3
Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 surround sound over HDMI
Loud Stereo Speakers
EQ support
3.5mm audio jack
MP3/WMA/AAC/FLAC/OGG
Upto 320 kbps bitrate
MP4/H.264/FLV/Theora/WebM/AVI/MOV/DAT/MPEG-2/3GP/VOB/MKV
FM Stereo Transceiver with RDS
FM recording
Navigation
---------------
SiRF star 4 GPS chip with A-GPS
Offline Navigation (should work without any cellular/wifi connectivity)
Camera
-----------
12MP auto-focus camera (with N8's 1/1.83 sensor or an even bigger-&-better sensor)
Carl-Zeiss optics
3x optical zoom
Dual-Xenon Flash
Full-HD 1080P@60fps video recording with stereo audio and Image Stabilization
Front facing camera (2MP)
Other items that would be awesome to have:
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Dual-SIM (hot-swappable) card slots
Digitizer for hand-writing recognition
Finger print recognition
Back of the phone as a track-pad
Barometer (weather forecast & altitude determination)
At this point, I wouldn't even care, if it sells with Maemo or MeeGo or Symbian^3/4 or Android or iOS provided all the hardware included in the phone is used wisely/efficiently.
A device of this spec will at some point get hacked!
Possibility of a phone with the above listed spec is already giving me goosebumps. We are not very far to have a phone with such kind of specs. Could be very possible by mid of 2012 itself or in the worst case end-2012.
Btw, I don't think these specs are any impossible to have in one nice little handy package. We have seen almost all of the above specs in the latest phones available (and some announced) in the market today. The only few new things added to the list above are S-AMOLED2, TV-in, BCM2763 graphics chip & multi-SIM card slot.
I would be willing to wait for a phone of this spec to be atleast announced/leaked by the end of 2011.
/Dream over
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2011-03-10
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Originally Posted by vkv.raju
My favorite game of all time in t.m.o
For a moment, lets consider these specs:
General
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Latest Quad-Core ARM Cortex A15: OMAP5/Tegra based (atleast 1.5Ghz each)
Graphics processor: Broadcom's BCM2763 (better than the BCM2727 in the N8) or the Dual-Core GPU VR-SGX543 (545?) or SGX543MP4+
2D/3D Graphics HW Accelerator
1GB RAM, 2GB ROM, 2GB swap
64GB internal storage
1800mah battery and a capacitor (should be able to hold atleast 15sec) for being online while changing/swapping batteries
List price around $700 (for unlocked and non-keyboard version)
Design
----------
4"+ multi-touch screen
CBD (Nokia) or PLS (LG) or the yet-to-appear Super-AMOLED-2 (Samsung) screen.
Higher resolution (1280*800 or 1440*900 16:10) screen with higher ppi density
Scratch resistant gorilla glass display
Metal (carbon fiber?) body finish (or anodized aluminium body like that of N8)
Dockable design (like the Motorola Atrix 4G)
Grease resistant Keyboard (4-row) and non-keyboard versions. Innovate a stylish keyboard add-on
Customizable hardware buttons. The more the merrier
Weight approximately 150gms for non-keyboard version and 180gms for keyboard version
Cellular
-----------
Pentaband (2G & 3G) GSM support
4G (LTE) Ready
EDGE/GPRS/HSPA/HSPA+
Data Modem
Dual Microphones
Active Noise cancellation (with a dedicated mic)
Talktime 12 hours (on any mode)
Standby 500 hours
Connectivity
------------------
Nokia 2mm charging connector. Also charging over microUSB.
hot-swappable microSDXC slot
microUSB v3.0 support
microHDMI v1.4(a) out
USB OTG and Host Mode support
Bluetooth 4.0/3.0
IR Port (supporting IrDA protocols)
Wifi b/g/n
Wifi hotspot
UPnP support
DLNA support
WiDi support
NFC chip
Gaming
-----------
Digital Compass/Magnetometer
Gyroscope
multi-axis Accelerometer
Vibration chip
Ambient light sensor
Proximity sensor
Multimedia
----------------
TV-Out via (micro)HDMI 1.4(a)
TV-Out should be capable of delivering atleast 2560X1600@60FPS playback
TV-in (recording atleast in component quality) - like the Cowon A3
Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 surround sound over HDMI
Loud Stereo Speakers
EQ support
3.5mm audio jack
MP3/WMA/AAC/FLAC/OGG
Upto 320 kbps bitrate
MP4/H.264/FLV/Theora/WebM/AVI/MOV/DAT/MPEG-2/3GP/VOB/MKV
FM Stereo Transceiver with RDS
FM recording
Navigation
---------------
SiRF star 4 GPS chip with A-GPS
Offline Navigation (should work without any cellular/wifi connectivity)
Camera
-----------
12MP auto-focus camera (with N8's 1/1.83 sensor or an even bigger-&-better sensor)
Carl-Zeiss optics
3x optical zoom
Dual-Xenon Flash
Full-HD 1080P@60fps video recording with stereo audio and Image Stabilization
Front facing camera (2MP)
Other items that would be awesome to have:
---------------------------------------------------------------
Dual-SIM (hot-swappable) card slots
Digitizer for hand-writing recognition
Finger print recognition
Back of the phone as a track-pad
Barometer (weather forecast & altitude determination)
At this point, I wouldn't even care, if it sells with Maemo or MeeGo or Symbian^3/4 or Android or iOS provided all the hardware included in the phone is used wisely/efficiently.
A device of this spec will at some point get hacked!
Possibility of a phone with the above listed spec is already giving me goosebumps. We are not very far to have a phone with such kind of specs. Could be very possible by mid of 2012 itself or in the worst case end-2012.
Btw, I don't think these specs are any impossible to have in one nice little handy package. We have seen almost all of the above specs in the latest phones available (and some announced) in the market today. The only few new things added to the list above are S-AMOLED2, TV-in, BCM2763 graphics chip & multi-SIM card slot.
I would be willing to wait for a phone of this spec to be atleast announced/leaked by the end of 2011.
/Dream over
That is really something! O_O Maybe you're some kind of a disigner & engineer. Those are awsome specs. But it will cost a fortune. Like. $1600 maybe XD
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2011-03-10
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Originally Posted by Garcel
Absolutely not! $800 Max (by end-2012)!
That is really something! O_O Maybe you're some kind of a disigner & engineer. Those are awsome specs. But it will cost a fortune. Like. $1600 maybe XD
But why the manufacturer wouldn't give you such a device today would be:
1. If they sell this today what will they sell tomorrow
2. Availability of all the required modules in bulk (probably in millions) and each from different vendor/manufacturer
2. All the hardware can't right away be exploited
3. Battery technology still needs to be evolved. (I am not having high hopes on it yet!)
I think the pure hardware & manufacturing cost would not exceed $400 (+ or - 50).
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