exee | # 1 | 2013-11-18, 20:31 | Report

Hi guys,
I have a silly question: If I get the chance whether to buy n9 or n950? Currently have n900 and I'm very happy but it seems a little old for what I want to replace it as looking like an identical features but with more muscle under the hood ... keep the hardware keyboard and other features like FM transmitter, a lot of memory and etc. Not to mention the unique OS ... I just can not trust Microsoft or Android.What would you advise?

Тhank you

Dave999 | # 2 | 2013-11-18, 21:54 | Report

If you gonna use it N9. If you collect phones N950.

why not a jPhone from jolla? Www.jolla.com keyboard and fmtransmitter is almost impossibe to get now unfortunately .

you could check out neo900 but im not sure i can recommend it since i dont know you background. Its a really niched thing.

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m4r0v3r | # 3 | 2013-11-18, 22:05 | Report

basically your losing the fm transmitter, and your deciding between keyboard or not.

www.rzr.online.fr | # 4 | 2013-11-19, 00:26 | Report

N950 is fairly usable as a main phone I've been using for year actually since the beggining until last month

I switched to N9 for preservation issues... and I am becoming less efficient w/out a real keyboard...

When jolla's other side keyboard will be out , I may consider as an alt to N950 ... else this is the best device I had in my life .. and just after my old amiga :-)

HELLASISGREECE | # 5 | 2013-11-19, 03:15 | Report

Just get yourself a white N9 and get it over with.
: )

exee | # 6 | 2013-11-22, 19:04 | Report

Thanks for the advice but I could not decide which one is best device for me ... what I was thinking if it is possible (without knowing the hardware differences) to exchange the mainboard with all accompanying chips of n9 64gb in body of n950 and this combination work?? Please familiar with the anatomy of the devices to help or at least laugh at me

Dave999 | # 7 | 2013-11-22, 19:08 | Report

Www.neo900.org

exee | # 8 | 2013-11-22, 19:46 | Report

Yes this is a good alternative I think. they seem far from the production of this product. However, Do someone know if it is possible this type of transplantation n950

juiceme | # 9 | 2013-11-23, 09:46 | Report

Correct answer is, it depends

Of course the parts will not fit just like that, as the physical layout of the devices are different. Also some components are different, for example the display unit. (one's OLED, other's LCD)

On the other hand, there's nothing that's impossible. But the required skill level really is such that you'd be able to build the device from scratch if you had that.
And you would not be asking these questions here, you would already have done it.

drfei | # 10 | 2013-11-23, 14:55 | Report

but i'd like to buy a n950,i like using the phone with keyboard,though i have a n900 already!!