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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (3)
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2009-10-20
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well i'd guess that with money everything is possible
e: i think e70's keymat was something like 20 euros and i switched it myself. but with new device, i'd say that the work is something between 20-100 euros to change the keymat at official service.
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e: i think e70's keymat was something like 20 euros and i switched it myself. but with new device, i'd say that the work is something between 20-100 euros to change the keymat at official service.
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2009-10-20
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Might be cheaper to cancel one of the preorders, and just order one from Norway or any other Nordic country (they all have the same version with Å, Æ, Ø support).
Or contact Nokia, if you preordered directly from them, and ask if they could ship the Nordic version.
Or contact Nokia, if you preordered directly from them, and ask if they could ship the Nordic version.
The reason I'm asking is my other half is (also) buying an N900, but she's from Norway natively, so she'd prefer getting a keyboard from there if at all possible.
As we've already got the units on preorder, we'd need to get a separate keyboard of course, but that's no issue.
Surely this isn't *that* uncommon a situation?
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