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    Poll: How much would you be willing to pay for a Neo900 (complete device) with TI DM3730 1GHz/512M-RAM/1GB
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    How much would you be willing to pay for a Neo900 (complete device) with TI DM3730 1GHz/512M-RAM/1GB
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    Neo900 - finally a successor of N900

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    joerg_rw | # 571 | 2013-09-26, 15:53 | Report

    Originally Posted by DaReaper View Post
    depreciate over years.
    I'm rather sure I didn't get the meaning of your post at all, but nevertheless let me try: If you're saying that N(eo)900 with fremantle on it has no future, I want to ask you where's the future of your iPhone or android or even harmattan device? Is any of those getting support and updates even 4 years after rollout? Fremantle still supported by CSSU and seeing updates and bugfixes, and now even a port to a new hw platform aka Neo900.

    /j

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    wolke | # 572 | 2013-09-26, 16:42 | Report

    so, in reading dareaper's uninformed complaints, i see one very useful insight; dareaper distrusts this project.

    first, i personally have full faith in the ethics and technical ability of several of the most heavily involved people, simply from their dedication over the last bajillion years.
    i also really like the bald transparency of the price vs manufacturing costs, and the up-to-the-minute guesstimates instead of arbitrary numbers to be refined immediately before asking for the dough.

    however, i think it might be good to have a prominent place for non-tech folks that specifically discusses things like volunteerism/compensation, costs/price, sales/profits, etc.
    preferably with at least one pretty chart with soothing numbers, and phrases like 'labour of love' bandied about.

    in general, i get the feeling that there are MANY folks who wont take the time to grok this project in its fullness, but are nevertheless excited about an n900++. grabbing some of those folks and getting them on board might be the difference between success and failure.

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    GrimyHR | # 573 | 2013-09-26, 17:45 | Report

    oh and an extremely important question, will the usb port be much stronger than the one on n900 and will we get any guaranties that it wont fall of with normal use like on n900?

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    dos1 | # 574 | 2013-09-26, 17:47 | Report

    Originally Posted by GrimyHR View Post
    oh and an extremely important question, will the usb port be much stronger than the one on n900 and will we get any guaranties that it wont fall of with normal use like on n900?
    Top of the thread -> "Search this thread" button -> input box -> "USB" -> "Go".

    Computer says yes.

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    wolke | # 575 | 2013-09-26, 17:55 | Report

    lm-tmo-tfy

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    joerg_rw | # 576 | 2013-09-26, 18:10 | Report

    Originally Posted by GrimyHR View Post
    oh and an extremely important question, will the usb port be much stronger than the one on n900 and will we get any guaranties that it wont fall of with normal use like on n900?
    really, could you bother to read, please?

    Originally Posted by joerg_rw View Post
    Introducing the Neo900 project - the first true successor for N900

    ...
    And - that's our plan - it will have all the functionality you're used to from N900 plus sturdy USB (that won't fall off the PCB) with full OTG support,...

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    GrimyHR | # 577 | 2013-09-26, 18:37 | Report

    Originally Posted by joerg_rw View Post
    really, could you bother to read, please?
    sorry, missed that one

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    Fabry | # 578 | 2013-09-26, 20:06 | Report

    Originally Posted by endsormeans View Post

    Nay....In fact..... it should come in my Family Size Bulk Econo-Pak of Rice Crispies...WITH the toy as well.

    HUMOUR ASIDE ...I do believe that people expecting ANY advancement in maemo as a device line MUST come to SOME approximation of sanity.
    the big boys (MS, Android, Iphone) have the corp. clout with tons of staff, resources, and user/buyer base that alone measures purchasing parts in monstrous bulk and as a consequence it becomes cheaper...then they produce a number of units AT LEAST in the 6 digit realm ...if not 7.
    We DON'T HAVE THOSE NUMBERS ... as clearly as the voting shows...hence I believe we are lucky if we can get them is at the 700 EU guesstimate.
    Nokia hasn't produced millions of N900 (less than 200.000 for me), it has paid for software development, it has build N900 when the hw was a top hw (and higher priced), it has paid for publicity, and finally it has had a discrete margin on sale price (about 700E).

    So of course we need much more than 200 pre-paid orders to drop down prices at decent level (like 100-200E for board only and 300-350E for a full phone), but not certainly numbers with 5 or 6 zeros.

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    Fabry | # 579 | 2013-09-26, 20:11 | Report

    Originally Posted by joerg_rw View Post
    I'm rather sure I didn't get the meaning of your post at all, but nevertheless let me try: If you're saying that N(eo)900 with fremantle on it has no future, I want to ask you where's the future of your iPhone or android or even harmattan device? Is any of those getting support and updates even 4 years after rollout? Fremantle still supported by CSSU and seeing updates and bugfixes, and now even a port to a new hw platform aka Neo900.

    /j
    I am not an Apple's fan but iPhone 3GS has received all updates up to iOS 6.0, so a phone older (six months) than N900 until 2 months ago was yet fully supported.

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    rcolistete | # 580 | 2013-09-26, 20:34 | Report

    Originally Posted by Fabry View Post
    I am not an Apple's fan but iPhone 3GS has received all updates up to iOS 6.0, so a phone older (six months) than N900 until 2 months ago was yet fully supported.
    Let be honest, iOS 6 with many features not available on iPhone 3GS :
    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5457
    And many users have not updated to iOS 6 due to bugs and worse performance in iPhone 3GS, etc. Including some of my friends.

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