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So what I can understand I can change the language of the OS to Danish even if I buy the N900 in the US and all the languages for the predictable texting is also installed on the device.
I found this picture of the Nordic keyboard on the N900 and I can see the loss of the dedicated arrow keys, and to me it seems like that will be a very big loss (maybe especially when you are gaming).
I have not yet decided where to get the device, because I think that will require a lot of think, weighing pros and cons.
Thanks
Jesper