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Ovi Maps instead of Google Maps? Where are the precious facebook and twitter apps? :(

detailed sources: http://bit.ly/nokia-900-full-specs-details-best-or-worst

Its good to see Nokia finally release a new breed of their communicator series, I just hope it won’t turn out to be another “average” phone.

I’d like to witness how it performs well as a device, mobile communicator, and internet tablet, and be able to know what lies behind this new mobile OS.

I also want to know how worthy to have this device over the other existing and upcoming competitors and rivals in its level, and chat and meet people with the same interest.

I hope we can share each and everyone’s knowledge on this stuff among all of electronic gadgets we’ve had. http://www.Nokia-N900.org offers just that.

Too funny…

Devices of this size will change the future of portable living. Netbooks are the right size but their keyboards are weak at best. They are also plagued by trying to do too many “big computer” things. And even though they have a decent size, it’s still not small enough but going any smaller would be a cause for re-design and really would put it more into the tablet arena anyway.

What this can do for communication and creating new ways of thinking of how were we do business will be pretty cool. CycloMobilism (a theory I’m working on) will shine more light on this soon. But I think it’s time we live a little and the size of the device helps.

While I love my Blackberry and enjoy my Ipod Touch for being a remote for my musical library, quick tweets on the patio while having a beer, and brief chats with friends on Facebook, Skype, and so forth these devices still fall short. The Iphone, while a cute toy is not an efficient communication device for someone on the go trying to cut the tether from the office. Great for quick messages or being able to read emails remotely I almost threw mine against the wall when it came down to business.

Nokia will surprise you. The tablet they have still needs some work and teaching the possibilities to the customer as to what it can do is another hurdle for them. And maybe some other UMPC will beat them to it. Maybe not. But I suggest picking one of these up just to start getting the brain working on this. Because the possibilities are fascinating.

-J

Oh yay, a new internet tablet…oh wait…it only shows a 10% improvement over the N810…wtf.

The N series internet Tablets may be a niche gadget, but that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be up to par with recent technological advances. To produce anything less than what nokia is capable of is a joke and an insult to consumers.

I am sick of talking about such a sub par product. Unless they seriously re-imagine this Tablet, I do not see a future for it. It’ll be dead before it comes out.

At present…my N810 is adequate for what I use it for. If I’m going to upgrade…I want a significant improvement.

Any who argues with this is a complete moron. If you remain content to gobble up whatever piece of shit they throw at you then by all means…go right ahead.

As for me…I think I’ll get a netbook and call it good. It’s small and convenient. Utilizes multiple updates to computer technology, and if you put a linux os on them, I hear they run like a dream.

At least…until Nokia gets off their fat asses and comes up with a good, solid successor to the N810.

I have faith in the next generation of Tablets, but this incremental and slightly improved N900 is absolutely disgraceful.

After what Nokia did with the N810 Wimax edition, I have been increasingly critical of their Tablets.

People have to realize that the N900 and N810, etc probably aren’t designed for them to use. There is a rather small portion of the human population that thinks these devices are pretty awesome, while inevitably imperfect, and they appreciate what Nokia is doing. Turns out most of you are talking about a device that wasn’t designed for you to like it, and you want it turned into a completely different sort of device.

Doesn’t make sense, it’s like looking at a sports car and saying there’s no point to it because it doesn’t have 7 seats and can’t tow a boat.

Really anything with Linux running and useful (Android’s Linux is so hidden as to be pointless to the end user) is a good idea to me. I can get my command line, and compile my own apps, and port deal desktop applications with ease, then carry it all in my pocket and expect the battery to last for 4-5 days of moderate use. If that’s not what you want, then why did you even read this article?

where is more info about this killer?

(You’ll find more details on n900 on this video )

Regards

- Move over sliced bread, sausages and egg-muffins are much better!

“Move over Maemo, Android is much better”

- Give and take. both have pros and cons.

“Move over 3.5″ screens, 4.8″ screens are much better and still very pocketable.”

- Move over 4.8″ screen, 14″ screens are WAY better and still pocketable if you’re willing to stretch your pocket a bit more. And more importantly it might really impress the girls, if you know what I mean! ;-)

“Move over Flash memory, hard drives store 10x more for very little extra weight and size (especially using the tiny 1.8″ hard drives (easily up to 160GB and 240GB are available)”

- or even better! you can connect an external hardrive with USB, and carry it in your other pocket. The girls will now be gagging for it from all those bulges!

“Move over slide-out thumb pads, a thinner device with large 4.8″ touchscreen keyboard and with full sized foldable USB/Bluetooth keyboards are 10x faster to type on.”

- If you put a metal frame around your torso, you attach a full size keyboard to it. Now you’ll be typing 100X faster.

“Move over OMAP3430, OMAP3440 ads OpenGL advanced 3D rendering like on the upcoming Archos Android and the Open Pandora projects.”

- Now I can definitely play that 3D game I couldn’t on my last Archos!

“In fact, the upcoming XM5900 will offer nearly 99% of what N900 has to offer (except for the Mameo & Keyboard) with a much sleeker package and a HUGE battery at a FAR LESS price point.”

99%? really? it runs maemo as well? nice high res screen with a proper web browser? full flash support? be able to run arbitrary apps? … oh, you meant it might have a same res camera, and be able to play music and phone calls…