choubbi | # 1 | 2009-12-05, 11:16 | Report

On the 1st picture of the AZERTY N900 I saw, the 4 directional arrows were located on only 2 keys, you had to use the function button to use half of the arrows.

But I just saw a new picture of the AZERTY N900, in the Phonehouse catalog, where the arrows each had their own key :


Can anyone with a french N900 tell us what is the actual layout of the keyboard ? Or better, post a picture of the real AZERTY device ?

Thanks

Flanbix | # 2 | 2009-12-05, 12:03 | Report

The french keyboard is not like this. Arrows are not separate.

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Last edited by Flanbix; 2009-12-05 at 12:08.

choubbi | # 3 | 2009-12-05, 15:04 | Report

Awww, crap, I guess I'll buy it in AZERTY anyway and remap those keys... Did you buy it recently or is it a pre-release ?
Thanks.

The_Solutor | # 4 | 2009-12-05, 15:18 | Report

AFAIK all non UK/US/NL keyboards are equipped with the stupid two arrows keyboard.

You can change the sw layout paying the price of some swapped keys.

The only way to get a fully functional keyboard is a keyboard mambrane swap.

Any link to a spare vendor who sells the item is very welcomed

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Last edited by The_Solutor; 2009-12-08 at 01:12.

Flanbix | # 5 | 2009-12-05, 16:20 | Report

It is not a picture of mine, I have a QWERTY ^^

choubbi | # 6 | 2009-12-06, 00:09 | Report

Ok, I guess it's the same one I saw a while ago. Since I have not seen yet an actual french post-release N900 keyboard, or have heard of actual AZERTY post-release N900 owners, there's still a slight hint of hope... But most likely, the Phonehouse pic is a photoshopped QWERTY N900.