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Lumiaman
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2012-12-01
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#31
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i know how the OP feels about N900. it can not compete in speed department with much faster OSs. and the desktop experience is unique, but too small screen for comfortable use. one of a kind, it was destined to death. it is not a good desktop alternative and its apps selection limit its usability and speed of use that mature ecosystems have. despite all that, there is something special about it.
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2012-12-01
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Originally Posted by kiluao
Wow, a double epic fail.
just sold my N900 for 27$
and buying an ipad mini today
If we ever wanted to point to a thread when tmo jumped the shark, this would be it.
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2012-12-01
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#33
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Originally Posted by Dave999
Download speed, typing, loading, UI, slowdowns
You might be right, hard to tell...
I have a desire and n900 not sure which one is faster, guess it depends on how you mean faster. Faster at what?
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2012-12-01
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n900 is fine for all those tasks for me..
