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2011-07-07
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You are on the wrong train buddy. That "Linux desktop experience" train departed with the N810.
With the N900 Nokia clearly stated its phone and mobile experience directions
In fact very soon, Apple would be upending the other theory that we held on to and found to be valid so far - that a desktop experience works very well on a desktop like device - with the new Lion OS thats about to change soon.. Yes its will be a slow change to that upending process.
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2011-07-07
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2011-07-07
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Nokia has a longer development cycle for Maemo because they need to do all of the work
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2011-07-08
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2011-07-08
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Actually they didn't, they called it a "mobile computer" (which while technically correct was very misleading for people coming from previous Maemo devices).
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2011-07-08
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O.M.G.....
I'm running away from this thread for at least 3-days, it's doing my head in.
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2011-07-08
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2011-07-08
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I don't get it on any other forum, I've never read a lot how fantastic the n900 is.
On another forums and in real world I hear several people complains about:
Laggy UI when you get a phone call
buggy OS
lack of upgrades of the OS for several months (ooh I see not only some Android phones have this problem with upgrades?)
N900 handset where the microUSB is so damn bad that it actually pulls out.
people who get sick of n900 and sell the phones and buys anything else instead.
but n900 fanatics seems to ignore this facts.
By this I don't say my Motorola Atrix is perfect but with this "new hardware" I would say it is better than many n900's today - especially the broken ones. Btw there is not even any good hwkbd n950's out in any country yet for sale!? only some given to the lucky devs.
game. set. match.
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2011-07-08
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BUT you get
1) Better resolution
2) Bigger screen
3) Triple boot OS
4) I imagine removable battery
5) Card slot
6) KKKKKKEEEEEEEEYYYYYYBBBBBOOOAAAARRRDDD
7) Kickstand that works even when device is flipped upside down
8) 2 USB ports
9) HDMI out
10) Windows 7 has been modified to give you 5 home screens
11) Dual core
So apples and oranges this thing seems quite nice.
I mean I like this orange better than that apple.
Last edited by aironeous; 2011-07-07 at 22:33.