fragos | # 11 | 2009-01-10, 23:04 | Report

I wouldn't spend an extra penny for Fremantle. Having an N810 I've no compelling need for a replacement. When I do replace those specs would look very good as long as it also had an external SD slot and still had a keyboard.

eiffel | # 12 | 2009-01-10, 23:07 | Report

Put it this way - if it was as good as an N800 but twice as fast, I'd pay $440 for it in a heartbeat.

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mullf | # 13 | 2009-01-10, 23:36 | Report

If it has the form factor of the 770 with a hard case, hell yeah!

icbolsh | # 14 | 2009-01-11, 09:17 | Report

yes I would....I love my N800 even with the limitations. I would buy an improved one right now.

eyco | # 15 | 2009-01-11, 15:38 | Report

i wuld like to see some touchFlow UI, min 8gb memory, 5" screen will be batter, batter gps, faster cpu, and a 3g sim card slot.

psykosis | # 16 | 2009-01-13, 02:45 | Report

Is this devil n900 with or without keyboard? What type of storage?

Zebee | # 17 | 2009-01-13, 03:17 | Report

I'd want a 3G sim card slot and an external SD card. I prefer the external kb but if they keep the stylus one (and have sensible ways to get special chars and control chars) then I'd manage.

If it didn't have the 3g card slot I'd need a very compelling reason to abandon the N810

fattomm | # 18 | 2009-01-13, 06:21 | Report

Given the gimmicky GPS in the N810 and the quick retraction of the N810WE, I've lost quite a bit of faith in Nokia. Given remarks from GA about anticipated life span, I've got some reservations about how long OS updates are forthcoming for the N810 -- I'd like to get 4 years out of any device.

I'd wait to see the N900 and for fremantle. And N810 software support life-span would be a factor in that purchase as well.

(~$200/yr for a gadget seems expensive to me - ~$100/yr seems more reasonable)