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2010-09-02
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If those specs is correct, that's the tablet I wanted instead of the N900 
Oh well, I guess you can't have everything. Unless you're rich of course.
Oh well, I guess you can't have everything. Unless you're rich of course.
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2010-09-02
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Yep sound too good to be true.
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2010-09-02
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still the same proc but with 1ghz, is that going to be slower then whats on the droid x right?
I want a 786mb physical ram instead of going for more bigger screens, makes the device more useable.
I want a 786mb physical ram instead of going for more bigger screens, makes the device more useable.
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so i guess the the lesson learned is: "if you want a thing done well, do it yourself"
so i guess the the lesson learned is: "if you want a thing done well, do it yourself"
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2010-09-03
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The resolution at least sounds bogus. Assuming square pixels (ie 16:9 aspect ratio) that would be just over 367ppi. I suppose that's one way to trump Apple, but does such a display even exist? Plus, that many pixels at 24bpp would be a bit slow.
Don't get me wrong, I'd love that kind of display in my pocket, but don't get your hopes up.
864x480x24 sounds more plausible (and also matches the size of the Aava device - I think it's unlikely MeeGo Handset will have a resolution-independent UI in the first release).
Don't get me wrong, I'd love that kind of display in my pocket, but don't get your hopes up.
864x480x24 sounds more plausible (and also matches the size of the Aava device - I think it's unlikely MeeGo Handset will have a resolution-independent UI in the first release).
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2010-09-03
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Wont the resolution be "low" compared to the N900 at the same resolution? I have not held any 4" displays with that resolution so I do not know. If it is similar to the N900 it will be more then enough
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2010-09-03
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Originally Posted by etuoyo
Precisely. It's just someone's "dream specifications".
Yep sound too good to be true.
Anyway, as we found out with the N900, the official specs mean little. What good is a specified 30fps video if there is frame skipping?
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2010-09-03
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In my opinion, the n9 is Nokia's last hope. If they screw it up they will loose their high-end sales for the next several years as competitors have much more compelling devices for consumers (not geeks).
I for one will never consider Nokia again for several years if the n9 is a disappointment...
Its in Nokia's interest to throw everything they can to surpass competition. In my opinion, they should not consider making a profit on n9 so it sells well.. that's how badly Nokia needs a huge hit right now.
I for one will never consider Nokia again for several years if the n9 is a disappointment...
Its in Nokia's interest to throw everything they can to surpass competition. In my opinion, they should not consider making a profit on n9 so it sells well.. that's how badly Nokia needs a huge hit right now.
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2010-09-03
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I assess my purchases per. device. Don't really care who makes it, just happens my last 4 or so devices have all been Nokia, only disappointed with the N96, though I wasn't to annoyed at it, it mostly worked fine.
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2010-09-03
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Originally Posted by bugelrex
Honestly this is the last chance sentence have been thrown around for 3 years already.
In my opinion, the n9 is Nokia's last hope. If they screw it up they will loose their high-end sales for the next several years as competitors have much more compelling devices for consumers (not geeks).
I for one will never consider Nokia again for several years if the n9 is a disappointment...
Its in Nokia's interest to throw everything they can to surpass competition. In my opinion, they should not consider making a profit on n9 so it sells well.. that's how badly Nokia needs a huge hit right now.
It's never too late especially when Nokia as a company is in very healty condition. Truth is that if Nokia releases killer phone next year, people will buy it. Just like Samsung released one phone that suddenly seemed to change peoples mind about Samsung support and made Samsung to mean something in smartphones arena.
That's internet for you.
About the spec. Parts that do sound a bit weird are the GPU and screen other than that all the other features have been said previously by some sources that i at least trust. Even the 12mpx that i can't imgine to be the same as in N8. Well hopefully we know all about N9 in 2 weeks time.
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This sounds too good to be true but I hope it really is. This is the only way to beat the competition out there i feel.