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2011-02-28
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Originally Posted by anjin
I wondered the same. Any N900 owner could tell you N900 could attend high precision in operation than many other phones with capacitive touchscreens.
Thank your and for the other forum users for your answers. In the first post I tried to explain what I have and what I miss in the device I own. For that I am trying figuring if the n900 could be the right device for me (I think yes at this point of the thread)
I keep having 3 little things in doubts:
1) if the problem I have with a lot of images on the symbian of the x6 it'd be the same on n900.
2) I like the capacitive screen of the x6 (for its strenght and resistance), I don't like his lack of precision but I don't worry to put the mobile in my pocket without a folder (but not with other objects)
3) The lack of support from Nokia, but I hope that with the community it'll be a no problem.
I know this was an issue with the fragility of resistive touchscreen on older WM PDAs. However, it's definitely not the case with N900's.
Nokia's support is quite good in my region. I learn here Nokia gives lousy services in US/UK. So we just couldn't help you clarify more here.
Well, you're a man with caution. I think by the time you decide to buy a N900 it's already out-of-stock.
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2011-02-28
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Originally Posted by 9000
I just had a bas experience with touchscreen of my sony th55. Well, to be honest I should use it with a protector but at times I didn't know it, so I had the writing zone (palm os) very scratched.
I wondered the same. Any N900 owner could tell you N900 could attend high precision in operation than many other phones with capacitive touchscreens.
I know this was an issue with the fragility of resistive touchscreen on older WM PDAs. However, it's definitely not the case with N900's.
Originally Posted by 9000
Rotfl... ahahaha you're right. Anyway I went to the store past saturday but they didn't have any n900, neither one to show me. So I'll be back there next saturday. (Or maybe one day in this week after job) I Still am very very interested in see and try a n900 in real life.
Nokia's support is quite good in my region. I learn here Nokia gives lousy services in US/UK. So we just couldn't help you clarify more here.
Well, you're a man with caution. I think by the time you decide to buy a N900 it's already out-of-stock.
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2011-02-28
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Originally Posted by anjin
N900 resents the implication of your attempt to compare it with an ancient gadget.
I just had a bas experience with touchscreen of my sony th55. Well, to be honest I should use it with a protector but at times I didn't know it, so I had the writing zone (palm os) very scratched.
Rotfl... ahahaha you're right. Anyway I went to the store past saturday but they didn't have any n900, neither one to show me. So I'll be back there next saturday. (Or maybe one day in this week after job) I Still am very very interested in see and try a n900 in real life.
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2011-02-28
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Originally Posted by 9000
Eeheh I tried to compare it with a new one, something from the future... :P
N900 resents the implication of your attempt to compare it with an ancient gadget.
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2011-02-28
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I just did, for the second time. 
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=70460
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=70460
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2011-02-28
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Still no phone? 
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2011-03-01
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Originally Posted by anjin
Yes... still no phone
Rotfl... ahahaha you're right. Anyway I went to the store past saturday but they didn't have any n900, neither one to show me. So I'll be back there next saturday. (Or maybe one day in this week after job) I Still am very very interested in see and try a n900 in real life.
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2011-03-01
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Im thinking of buying a second n900 as a backup phone since they don't make these anymore. also i have been thinkin about bying 32gb microSD card and i am little confused about speed classes. is class5 better than class 4? and what speed class it should be on n900?
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Well, it's not here yet and I'm just making comments based on what I've seen/read on publications.