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Agreed, Now WHO is angry?? TELL ME NOW!
 
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Oh, Matan. Pandora isn't out, whereas N900 doesn't have USB OTG.
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I don't know why you insist on making it personal, but the N900 is also not out, and the USB OTG does not matter much to me, since with its high price and small screen, the N900 was not going to replace my N810 anyway.
 
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Don't tell Nokia that. If they find that the CPU in their not yet released crown jewel is outdated, they'll immediately stop working on its software and will concentrate solely on the next device.
Nooooo, they'll never do that
 
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It is a device closely matched to N900 specs. We should welcome it as another device that can run maemo(mer). Having more platforms running your OS is a good thing (tm).

Congrats to the Pandora team for having made it through to production boards; they made a gutsy enterpreneurial move and a great personal effort (next to their day jobs) to get this far, and the design reflects a truly iterative, community-driven process.
 
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Originally Posted by allnameswereout View Post
That Nokia N800 becomes less relevant over time is logical, and that people who love the features would eventually love a device akin to it but with some better hardware (like OMAP3) is also logical. Yet, we don't see that.
Sorry, I don't get it. We don't see what?

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its being delayed and delayed, slowly but surely making it less relevant because of alternatives.
And the alternatives are?
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Good point by fanoush there. Which alternatives? There weren't any a year ago and there aren't any today.
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That would depend on everybody's definition of just what the Internet tablet essence is. For some, the Sharp Netwalker, Archos 5IT or maybe even SmartQ V might qualify as an alternative. For some, these won't even come close, but hey, let's not judge other people's requirements and needs.
 
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Originally Posted by fanoush View Post
Sorry, I don't get it. We don't see what?
We don't see a device much akin to Nokia N800, that is: 4"3 touchscreen, 2 SD, USB OTG, no HW keyboard, no 3G or camera, open source Linux-based OS, with more horsepower than Nokia N800 (ie. OMAP3, OpenGL ES, 256+ MB RAM). The only thing close to this thus far is Pandora although it is rather optimized for gaming with its 2 dpads.

And the alternatives are?
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Really depends on your one's needs, why one likes Nokia N800, but not Nokia N900.

Maybe you missed it, but there are various humans (ie. with profile not pos(t)ers with 2 posts) on this forum who chose something else than Nokia/Maemo based device while they had to wait for Nokia N900/Maemo 5. And OMAP3 devices are also more common.
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