My n900 killer
http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_epic...tures-3410.php
http://st2.gsmarena.com/vv/pics/sams...-epic-4g-1.jpg How cool is this phone? :) The only problem is that is cdma, not working as a phone on my country, Iīm paying really cheap because of that... So, my n900 is still my smartphone, but this one is my new playground/business device What you all think? Its a galaxy S with a keyboard Just perfect :) I will only miss a tv-out |
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You are moving from Maemo to android and you are just missing the tv-out??!
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Why do you want to buy a phone and use it like a tablet/microcomputer while you already have a real micro computer in your hands
If you just need an android tablet to play around . I suggest to buy a cheap chinese tablet >) I just buy a 7inch android tablet with Cortex a8 1Ghz, 512 Mb DDR3 ram and Mali-400 , multti touch capacitive screen (5 points ) , 2160p video support . I really enjoy it because of the low price ( 120 USD) . It can play almost all of 3d game for android "smootlly" |
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I don't like the design! it's a little bit girlish..... no offense by the way.
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That has been the best [qwerty] phone for many months now. Its still relevant/not outdated, especially when customized.
Software: less battery use, enhanced features (GPS, Voodoo, , ), O'C to 1.3GHz, Android 2.3.7 root and custom boot MIUI ROM: most intuitive with eye candy and highly customizable Games: Apps, flash, emulators Peripherals: GameGripper, Sixaxis, TV-out Headjack, Wireless Mouse If it had gsm, I would've bought it ages ago. But now I've moved from qwerty-sliders to large slabs with pen (yes I'm talking about the NOTE). Even greater is the Nokia N9 (no I mean the true successor meant to debut in 2010) |
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Doesn't look dead to me, your n900. You mind if I try and give it some first aid? :P
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N900 - A Different Class :)
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Forget that phone. The Samsung i927 is the only one I'd consider hardware-wise as a N900 alternative (NOT killer). But on the software side, dude, it's still Android. No sale for me until Maemo/Mer can be made to run on it - which shouldn't be impossible considering it has an open bootloader.
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i suggest xperia pro as i also bought one just to get the feel and understand the fuss on android. unique design as expected from sony but not a standout like n9 but at least not generic like htc, moto and samsung. it got the best layout of a qwerty keyboard for me. not too many unecessary buttons and the arrangement is decent.
it may not be a dual core but dual cores are just great if you're playing games with high graphics or resource hungry apps. otherwise, it's not groundbreaking having a super phone if you're just using it for fb, twitter and the likes. amoled might be better but i like s/lcd because it'll not gonna cause screen burn-in and bravia engine really makes images great. what's great too is it will sure get ICS update. it also got hdmi support =) |
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