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#171
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Why? There are already plenty of Android phones. I want an updated Maemo/Meego phone.
Seems like Elop want to use other Dead-On-Arrival platform -- Win7.

Smart move
 
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#173
Noki - arghhhhhhh!
 
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Shut up, whiners, and be happy with your N900's. They're still available and they'll run MeeGo, right? Whiners.
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#175
I loved the Amiga, I loved the Dreamcast, and because of the N95 and now the N900, I love Nokia.

I just think I like companies and platforms with a self destructive streak.

Heh. Only kidding really, I'm well happy with my old N95 and the N900. I cant see myself with anything else in the forseeable future to be honest.
 
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#176
Originally Posted by JamesBond@ge View Post
I loved the Amiga, I loved the Dreamcast, and because of the N95 and now the N900, I love Nokia.

I just think I like companies and platforms with a self destructive streak.

Heh. Only kidding really, I'm well happy with my old N95 and the N900. I cant see myself with anything else in the forseeable future to be honest.
I would prefer to see Nokia come out with something I want. The N900 isn't what I wanted. I wanted a newer, faster upgrade to the N800 (Internet Tablets) line. Nokia was myopic enough to DROP that line instead of adding to it and maintaining a leading role in a product category they effectively OWNED for a time back in 2006-2008. An obvious and arrogant mistake from a company that preferred to float high and above the criticism--but one that I think many people here at the time were arguing already.

On the other hand, if you bought an N900 and you liked it... perhaps you can take the same advice we N800 owners were given: your device still works, doesn't it? Shut up and be happy with your "perfect" device. Support? SUPPORT YOURSELVES. *scraps from the table dropped occasionally, Nokia laughs evilly as it taps cigar ash on your heads*
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#177
Originally Posted by JamesBond@ge View Post
I disagree, Commodore never had the market share in the computer market that Nokia have in the cellphone market, it would probably be closer to compare them to IBM, who were once a big player in the personal computer market and let it slip away from them, IBM also did lots of R&D (and still do) and so do Nokia.

I did love my Amiga though, shame the bad management at Commodore f'd it up.
 
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#178
My Commodore Plus/4 was pants.

My Nokia N900 is sweet like cherry pie.

Don't really give a flying F what KIng NokNob has to say on Friday, I'm happy with my N900. His burning platform ain't scorching my goods!
 
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#179
I think he will say somthing like: Meego phone is a 2012 event.
 
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Originally Posted by retsaw View Post
I disagree, Commodore never had the market share in the computer market that Nokia have in the cellphone market, it would probably be closer to compare them to IBM, who were once a big player in the personal computer market and let it slip away from them, IBM also did lots of R&D (and still do) and so do Nokia.

I did love my Amiga though, shame the bad management at Commodore f'd it up.
An apt comparison! Thank you! I think the similarity, really, with Commodore Amiga is the aging and stubborn fanboi crowd that continues to argue that their platform is still relevant and superior while the rest of the world has moved on and progressed.

For the record, I still have my old Amiga. And my Atari ST and STe's. Hell, I still have a Commodore 64 and a Commodore 64C and an Atari 800XL, 130XE, 1200XL, Atari XE Game System, etc.. etc.

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My Commodore Plus/4 was pants.

My Nokia N900 is sweet like cherry pie.

Don't really give a flying F what KIng NokNob has to say on Friday, I'm happy with my N900. His burning platform ain't scorching my goods!
I both love progress, and I love the well designed classics. The N900 is neither. Sorry, but it's true.
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