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Re: The N900 is a mobile computer, ok, now how i convince other people?
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the n900 is hardly a smartphone. a smartphone is............. well a phone thats smart. and "phone" is proberly the weakest part of the n900. its a mobile tablet.
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Re: The N900 is a mobile computer, ok, now how i convince other people?
IMO To be able install different OSes is the one of biggest factor when I´m thinking how to define computer or desktop computer. But then again it´s just me and my little world.
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as mentioned before in this thread , all phones qualify as mobile computers .
any object that can process input into useful output can be called a computer , if you can carry it with u , it can be called mobile computer . so your calculator , wrist watch , mobile phone , portable cd player , psp , blah blah blah... are all mobile computers... if all these are mobile computers what is a smart phone ? definition from wikipedia : A smartphone is a mobile phone that offers more advanced computing ability and connectivity than a contemporary basic 'feature phone'.Smartphones and feature phones may be thought of as handheld computers integrated within a mobile telephone, but while most feature phones are able to run applications based on platforms such as Java ME or BREW, a smartphone allows the user to install and run more advanced applications based on a specific platform. Smartphones run complete operating system software providing a platform for application developers. sticking to the above definition , the n900 qualifies as a smart phone too , also all smart phones are mobile computers... how to convince people that your n900 is a mobile computer is irrelevant , that fact that it is already running proves it , all android phones and the iphone ,are mobile computers too. the n900 or any phone that runs android as a stock OS , or the iphone , are able to run different OS , if they are available for that architecture , and configured correctly for the devices , provided required drivers they may be considered usable . if iOS was open , you could port it and run it on n900 , and also if maemo was 100% open , you could port it to other devices . u may find debian or ubuntu running on different devices because they are entirely open , and some people took the time to get them to work.. so having many OS running on the n900 , won't help the n900 become a mobile computer , it already is one.. since all other devices are also mobile computers , your question maybe rewritten as , how to convince others that n900 is different / special ? my question would be , why would u want to do that in the first place ? if u find that the device satisfies your needs , you don't need to convince anybody that it is special..... if you want to show off , u can try some of the suggestions mentioned in the previous posts , but why ? |
Re: The N900 is a mobile computer, ok, now how i convince other people?
On Nitdroid, I found that getting an xterm was about impossible, or at least very difficult. The response that "well, you CAN get xterm somehow" is kind of like saying that a jail isn't a jail, because some people escape from jail. On the N900 you don't have to do anything special to get an xterm, just click.
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