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Exhibit 1: A comparison of the two phones. While not entirely 1:1, essential elements--like the sharing of the ARM Cortex A8 processor and 16M colors--are there.
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2009-11-15
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2009-11-26
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Exhibit 2: Droid GSM ROM dump. If nothing can be useful here for the N900, you can bet the nice folks at XDA will do something similar for the Tattoo.
Exhibit 3: "I have just committed the remaining puzzle piece of N900 bootmenu". There's the selector.
Although admittedly this is all theoretical, what's missing to get these pieces together (aside from time)?