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I think the hardware is the same. It totally feels like a production unit, with the difference that there's no N900 printed on it, and the sticker in the battery compartment says "Property of Nokia. Not for sale."
I've been using it daily for three weeks, and it's a great phone. And the best of all: the NDA time is over since yesterday! :) |
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I dont know if anyone knows this but.
For phones that do have a proper compass is the magnetometer a separate bit of hardware or is it built into the GPS chip? |
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"non disclosure agreement"
It's something to ensure they can run their PR & marketing activities with no disruptions while they distribute preproduction units to key developers, reviewers and other pertinent partners.. |
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If there should not be a compass in the N900: is it technically possible to build a digital compass in form of a micro sd-card and then insert it into the sd slot?
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I have a list of components drawn up using bluetooth, but seriously Nokia missed the boat not having a magnetometer on board. I sure hope the n900's can run android because some of the "gee whiz" apps they seem to be looking for won't run on the n900. I'm questioning why I'm willing to bend over backwards to add it, especially if a 800x480+ android phone comes out. |
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The cancel order button is located at the bottom of most order pages. |
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Also, someone should grep the latest kernel diff and see if there's mention of a compass. Set this topic to rest one way or the other. |
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As I understand it the ARM chips usually have hardware assisted Java anyway, even if the OS does not support it (aka Windows Slowbile) |
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