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Yes, but in a time of two years. The N9 has been on sale for about a month now.
Is it limited in supply? Given you're in a supported country, you can just walk into a phone store, and get a subsidized N9 with contract. That was hardly possible with the N900, which was mostly only available in online stores.
In unsupported countries, the N9 can be bought in online stores. So, actually the supply situation is IMHO better than it was with the N900.
This remains to be seen.
The N900 started at 650 € as well. Prices are already falling as with most smartphones after a few weeks on sale.
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The N9 which was depending on this community’s support for a kickstart in life, to sell massively and gain a foothold.
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thanks for the clarification. so this means that maemo.org is not really the place for the N9, from Nokia's POV. but how about the community?
i really had myself convinced that MeeGo-Harmattan (the N9's OS) is Maemo6 and i was hoping that if we embrace MeeGo-Harmattan and the N9 userbase, we could somehow gain back Nokia's support. i was intentionally pointing N9 users from the Philippines to check out TMO because the devs here are also working on apps for the N9 though the real motive was to try to increase the community's population so Nokia would notice N9-related activity and somehow reconsider their budget decisions. i did believe that i was not spreading misinformation, now i'm in doubt.
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Do you actually know all the places to look for what's around?
IME I'm seeing a very handy array of apps constantly coming out.
Enough to keep me occupied until I realise I want something else.
It's certainly better than the N900 was this early in it's life-cycle.
Did you actually own/use a N900 heavily?
Last edited by jalyst; 2011-11-27 at 09:20.