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2010-08-23
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#361
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Originally Posted by HugoSon
This looks like two different devices??
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2010-08-23
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#362
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Originally Posted by Helmuth
That makes sense actually, since most commonly used Ctrl-letter combinations are keys on the left side of the keyboard.
After looking at the N9 keyboard layout several times now I wonder more and more why Nokia has placed the Ctrl key on the right side.
Making Sym a dedicated key (like Chr on the N810) is also a good move. Otherwise this thing may have 4 extra keys compared to the N900 but no real improvement. There are still no "<", ">", "|" etc symbols accessible at all on the keyboard, while for some reason they thought we needed a dedicated "@" key... It seems that asking us what symbols we use was a complete waste of time :-(
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2010-08-23
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#363
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Originally Posted by lma
This is because you think as a command line user where those symbols are much used, but the device is aimed first of all at a general audience, for which command line use shouldn't be required.
There are still no "<", ">", "|" etc symbols accessible at all on the keyboard, while for some reason they thought we needed a dedicated "@" key... It seems that asking us what symbols we use was a complete waste of time :-(
My brother would use the '@' symbol several times a day, while nearly never using those other keys.
But I still hope those other symbols aren't too far away to type for our geeky needs.
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2010-08-24
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#364
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Is it really that hard to have an easy way to access all those extra symbols?
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2010-08-24
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#365
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Originally Posted by dtergens
That sounds good...Whats the difference between a Snapdragon and a Hummingbird for power consumption. Also when is someone gonna raise the bar to 1gb RAM? I think I'd perfer 1gb of RAM and 32gb hd than 521mb and 64gb hd anyone else agree?
N9 specs ?
http://zomgitscj.com/2010/08/23/rumo...28ZOMGitsCj%29
EDIT: Best I found was the Galaxy S w/ 512mb RAM and 2gb ROM.
Xperia X10 has 384mb RAM maybe N9 could shoot for 768mb? lol
Last edited by automagic68; 2010-08-24 at 01:23.
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2010-08-24
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#366
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Originally Posted by automagic68
I would love to see, 1GB RAM, 1GB ROM, 1GB SWAP, 32GB eMMC + MicroSD + USB OTG + HDMI + atleast 720p recording at 30fps + at least a 1Ghz Hummingbird (Snapdragon doesn't have DSP) + FM transmitter + FM reciever + Infrared + Bluetooth + Wireless N + front facing camera 2Mp + 1280x720p display + 30% thinner than N900 + 4" AMOLED multitouch screen + Atleast 5Mpx camera with Xeon and Dual LED for video. Battery last at least 400Hrs standBy, and 6hours 3G calling. Gyroscope + three points accelerometer + Compass + SWYPE..list goes on!
That sounds good...Whats the difference between a Snapdragon and a Hummingbird for power consumption. Also when is someone gonna raise the bar to 1gb RAM? I think I'd perfer 1gb of RAM and 32gb hd than 521mb and 64gb hd anyone else agree?
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2010-08-24
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#367
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Originally Posted by thecursedfly
Nokia does seem to like its currency characters.
This is because you think as a command line user where those symbols are much used, but the device is aimed first of all at a general audience, for which command line use shouldn't be required.
My brother would use the '@' symbol several times a day, while nearly never using those other keys.
But I still hope those other symbols aren't too far away to type for our geeky needs.
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2010-08-24
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#368
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Originally Posted by bsving
It looks more like Nokia Communicator of 2004 which more looks like a pencilbox
This looks like two different devices??
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2010-08-24
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#369
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Originally Posted by TheTree
Though not as much as they used to, the Yen symbol hasn't been seen since the N810 ;-)
Nokia does seem to like its currency characters.
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2010-08-24
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Originally Posted by bsving
Yes, they are different.
This looks like two different devices??
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