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2010-08-19
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Maybe it'll be the official MeeGo developer handset. 
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2010-08-19
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Originally Posted by Reggie
Yes, meaning that in next week they'll do core changes that breaks N900 compatibility.
Maybe it'll be the official MeeGo developer handset.
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2010-08-19
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Originally Posted by olighak
the camera has electronic shutter. I quess you are referring to lens cap or similar because shutter is always(?!?) behind the front lens.
I agree with the camera shutter comment. I´d not buy a device without a camera shutter.
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2010-08-19
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Originally Posted by ossipena
Yes lens cover is what I mean
the camera has electronic shutter. I quess you are referring to lens cap or similar because shutter is always(?!?) behind the front lens.
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2010-08-19
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Originally Posted by volt
This proto has same amount of keys than the N9's, and there is very nicely placed scandinavian letters. So don't worry
Crud.
Nokias designers must still really not like Scandinavian users.
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2010-08-19
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Originally Posted by crown77
Why not? Based on some random forum user's dissatisfaction? I think people should make their own decisions. You don't have to buy it, but my N900 has already been well worth the 600€ I paid for it (replaced both my previous phone and my netbook), and I'll probably pay that again for a nice hardware upgrade.
So i think nobody who actually buyed the N900 should buy this Device so Nokia will earn what they sow. But i know this wont happy and all Technical Geeks will run at this Device like they did for the N900 again.
There's never going to be a device that would be "perfect" for everyone, so let's just wait for more of the "dealbreaker!" cries... Just like with the N900 when it was introduced.
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2010-08-19
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Hm - if I compare - this proto looks like Nokia:
And this proto like an Apple device:
Or is it just because of the color? Not sure yet, which I would prefer...
And this proto like an Apple device:
Or is it just because of the color? Not sure yet, which I would prefer...
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2010-08-19
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Originally Posted by hqh
I agree
Why not? Based on some random forum user's dissatisfaction? I think people should make their own decisions. You don't have to buy it, but my N900 has already been well worth the 600€ I paid for it (replaced both my previous phone and my netbook), and I'll probably pay that again for a nice hardware upgrade.
There's never going to be a device that would be "perfect" for everyone, so let's just wait for more of the "dealbreaker!" cries...
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Nokias designers must still really not like Scandinavian users.
A standard Norwegian keyboard has
Tab - Q - W - E - R -T - Y - U - I - P - Å - ^ - Enter (Tall key)
Caps - A - S - D - F - G - H - J - K - L - Ø - Æ - * - Enter (Tall key)
I believe Swedish and Danish are rather like that, too. I'd think the Finnish one also.
The N900's nordic localized keyboard has
Ctrl - Q - W - E - R -T - Y - U - I - P - Å - Backspace
Fn - A - S - D - F - G - H - J - K - L - Ö/Ø - Ä/Æ - Enter
This phone has
Q - W - E - R -T - Y - U - I - P - Backspace
A - S - D - F - G - H - J - K - L - ? - Enter
There's simply not enough keys on a row to have a complete localized keyset. They'd have to move backspace and enter, which is unthinkable. They're clearly going to move the Scandinavian keys instead. Hopefully they'll have O/Ö/Ø and A/Å/Æ combos instead of switching arrow keys and localized keys.
Last edited by volt; 2010-08-19 at 14:33. Reason: Possibly less awful English