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The most shameful flaw in N810 is the lack of stereo bluetooth and bluetooth music controls. I say, Nokia made the flaw before in calling N91 an advanced music phone but leaving it until N91 8 GB to have those features. I still have the N91 lying around, nobody wanted to buy...
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Only if you say what you are hehe'ing about to give people a clue
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Interestingly, Quim has (seemingly, I don't have the logs yet) confirmed that the N810W is not step 4 (there's egg on my face ;)).
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Step 3.5? But it has 4G wireless, and (presumably) 2G storage... :confused:
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Would be nice to see that Samsung solar cell tech where it can charge thru using the screen and solar cells behind it. Far out, but kinda neat to have out in the sun.
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But wait, doesn't Samsung make replacement LCD screens and batteries? Because then it would make sense -- for Samsung. |
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You know the world is gonna be alright as long as Karel is kvetching.
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Reminds me of Franquin's Guust Flater (Gaston La Gaffe) cartoon strip where Guust invents a solar-powered, battery-less flashlight; it only works in full sunlight... |
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I'm more concerned with what solar cells (which try to be absorptive) do to the LCD's daylight viewing characteristics. Transorptive? Think the difference from the N800 to the N810, only backwards...
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From my brief experience with the tablet so far I would like to see two different models. One based on the present sized screen and another more larger model around the size of a paperback book which can be thrown into a bag rather than a pocket.
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I don't know if people missed this, but in the IRC meeting Quim was asked about the PIM stuff and this was the reply:
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I also can't see why it's up to Nokia to provide it; there's nothing closed about what people want from a PIM afaict (and if there are things, such a ways to hook into the Nokia PC software, then this is what they should be asking for). Simply improve the existing ones and there you go. Community effort.
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In the N900 series, I’d like to see the following:
* At least 1 FULL-SIZED SD card slot * The same screen as the N810 (daylight-readable) * The same (hardware) specs as the N800 (decent processor, memory, 2GB of flash is nice but not needed with an SD card slot). * A rotating camera, with better quality (at least 3.0MP) * USB-OTG support * USB CHARGING: This is one thing that could make or break a sale for someone like me, who is usually near a computer, but not always near an outlet. For those whom are the opposite, a 120v to USB adapter could be included (I have a few). * WiMax and a keyboard is not necessary, especially if it adds to the cost and thickness. Some people may want WiMax, but $50/month isn’t what I’d consider “affordable”. * Maybe taking some inspiration from the Asus EEE would be nice, i.e. a color pallete that would give you some choice, or different hardware specs for a few different models. I can’t really think of anything, but a price point of… between $200 and $350? That would probably work. |
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I would hope that one goal might be to do some "magic" and get HTML5/offline stuff working. This way a well designed/behaved web app could seamlessly work offline. It would make the most sense since web browsing is currently the NIT's strong suit. |
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I know a lot of people would disagree with me, but the current devices are a bit too...in-between for me. Too small to work on them, but too big to easily carry them around everywhere. A <1cm thin bigger device coupled with Xournals direct PDF-annotating and a bigger screen would be exactly what I need for university ;) Probably wishful thinking though... |
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Either add a lot of horsepower or drastically decrease the price. Reason? MID. A decent GPS chip would not be bad... I know, I know, price....
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The N900 should come with:
A puppy. And world peace. Oh, and, a coupon for 10 million dollars. |
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Fast forward-- quotes from some members after the next tablet comes out:
Karel: "It almost isn't as bad as I knew it would be." GeneralAntilles: "I can't wait to see what the newbs post." fanoush: "so much... power... must... resist..." zerojay: "%^$&#@! Canadian code still isn't working for the N810." IcelandDreams: "Speaking of Canada, is it compatible with my tin-can-and-string network?" krisse: "cha-CHING! Time to start charging for Internet Tablet School!" rcadden: "Great! Something else I won't have time to review!" qwerty12: "wow, just seeing the specs added inches to my manhood!" |
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I feel so unloved right about now :p |
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Ya know, having seen the reports about the next OLPC/XO laptop being a dual screened job, it would be nice to see Nokia swing for the fences with something like that. Basically the same size as the N810 is now, but instead of the sliding keyboard, a folding one in the line of the Nokia E90.
Add an exterior display with buttons to control, or make it a swing and swivel set of screens so that one can view just one side at a time, or close it like a clamshell and that would be a neat alternative form factor. Of course, such a design would need to have haptics. I would only expect those haptics to be smart though. For example, kick in when typing differently than when scrolling and not at all when just holding the device. Throw in your requisited WiFi/BT/UWB/WiMax technologies, and maybe a dual battery setup and this is something that would be pretty neat, and defintiely paradigm changing. Being that I've not really taken a look at the Maemo Linux/QTopic roadmap, I am not sure if this is something that can come soon, but it would be nice to see the N900 take a leap like that in terms of a hardware jump. |
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Looking at my ASUS EEE PC, I thought it could be really cool to have a big SSD (say 12Go) as the internal media instead of the so small 2Go.
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did anyone mention a roll-up display (colour oled of course!) already? with a smaller 2.5" vga external display for monitoring it. that way we get a 6" hires display but it's still pocketable.
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That came out significantly more sarcastic than I meant it to be. What I meant was that it's a pretty straightforward prediction based on a lot of simple and fairly obvious stuff—there's not a lot of uncertain logical leaps involved. I've explained my own reasoning a couple times now here and elsewhere, which is why I recommend reading the thread in entirety. On an unrelated note, anybody else think we hit the ceiling of usefulness here 10 or 15 pages ago?<_< |
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For the N900, I'd fix the screen bandwidth issues and include a 3D accelerator so we could get nice, smooth effects in the OS. I'd also upgrade the CPU and RAM, but much of this could be accomplished with a new SoC. (The OMAP3530 looks really nice, especially with it's power saving automatic idle function.) Other than that, I'd keep that same general design as the N810. (Though with dual SD slots like in the N800.) On a side note, it would be nice if Nokia offered a USB On-the-Go cable with the device.
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I would be happy with a scroll wheel in the side of the device and a built-in PIM suite that replaced the current "contacts" and sync'd with google apps/ evolution (GPE integrated into the current contacts would be great).
for a wish list: more than 256MB of Flash storage. This stuff is cheap now and 256MB seem a bit lean. More RAM. For the Far out Gee Whiz: Compiz...lol |
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Not to cast a wet blanket over this, but I for one am not especially eager to see a model 900, though it is inevitable. It would be cool indeed, BUT... Given Nokia's track record with the 770/800, their apparent market strategy is to abandon older products to force consumers into expensive upgrades. All of us happy 800 owners might find themselves cast into the wilderness, where there will be weeping and gnashing of old software.
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I have not seen my list in a single post, so I want to be sure the Nokia execs that set the priorities for the software can see this in one place.
Let me preface this by expressing my disappointment in Nokia on the N770/800/810. They built in Google Talk with a nifty pop-out camera on my 800...and shopped for the noisiest cam they could find! They added a Contacts app with no way to sync it with ANYTHING! Same for the ToDo And Dates And Notes. I see all over the ITT forums that the IT isnt a PIM. Of course it isnt. Nokia made sure of that by teasing us with half baked apps that end up being more trouble that they are worth. Why have the apps there at all??? They give it a nifty media player - and cripple its video playback? They had a2pd support in OS2007 from what I have seen in the forums, but nothing but a hack they dont even help with for the updated OS2008?? It isnt a word processor, or any other office suite type device either. No it isn't, because someone who can make it a priority wont. And it has HWR. It is the worst I have ever seen, so much so that most dont even use it! Here is the bottom line for my rant. If Nokia management isn't going to make quality apps for PIM, cam, HWR, or office suite a priority, then dont waste our time on the N900 with the garbage that is part of the current OS. Same for hardware. If you wont put in a cam with a reasonable level of quality, then just dont put one in! A Corvette with a Harley motor sucks, and calling it a Corvette will never change that. So, my list is this A Quality PIM, or NOTHING for PIM features A Quality cam, or NO CAM Quality HWR, or NO HWR Quality Office Suite, or NOTHING You get the idea I hope.... Do it right, or dont do it at all! The N900 with a rockin browser and an fm radio is what it seems you want to build, so fine, build that, but do it WELL! I love the N800 I have, but the half-baked apps are an insult to all of us, and you developers are to be hailed as heros for putting up with the boneheads above you! |
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