lma | # 11 | 2010-09-13, 20:32 | Report

Comparing it (a 2007 device) with the N900 is hardly fair. A more even match would be the N810, same era and same CPU/RAM/NAND specs. The N810 still beats it IMHO, in every respect apart from the keyboard. Why can't we have one of those as well?

jedi | # 12 | 2010-09-13, 20:42 | Report

Is at an E90 then? It's not very clear....

allnameswereout | # 13 | 2010-09-13, 20:54 | Report

Different OS, no GSM/3G, different target market (E vs N), GPS in N810 buggy, ...

attila77 | # 14 | 2010-09-13, 21:10 | Report

Ei kestä. Actually it _does_ have quite a lot in common with the N8x0s, same SoC/CPU, memory, resolution (well, horizontally, anyway , battery...

imperiallight | # 15 | 2010-09-15, 21:39 | Report

At the time many mobile publications called it the n8*0 phone.

fuji_man | # 16 | 2010-09-15, 21:45 | Report

i so love my E90, only if it have touch screen, i would just keep it... i still have in in the box anyone wanted to buy it? lol

all the very least that e90 get people to look, it looks more like a netbook than a phone... and it alloy body is great and even could be used as a weapon if need?

mameo is a very good geek os but symbian is so much more stable imo. I will meego will be much better... cant wait for that and maybe the n9

Helmuth | # 17 | 2010-09-15, 22:04 | Report

Yes, expect the width. The E90 was 132x57x20mm. It's in my opinion to large for my pocket. 110x60x20mm should be the limit for a new device. But perhaps without the buttons near the screen and smaller [Ctrl], [Shift] and [Enter] keys this could work.

fahadj2003 | # 18 | 2010-09-15, 22:46 | Report

would u thank me if i tell u what its an e90?
then yes
its e90..
try to thank me twice ok?