Our view:
The N900 is the latest smart phone offering from Nokia. The handset has been designed as an internet tablet with telephonic capabilities.
The N900 is what we have come to expect from Nokia the simple, non-obtrusive design houses a device which is a noticeable improvement on current offerings from Nokia, such as the N97. The main points of interest are the 3.5 Inch touch screen, which is more responsive then previous offerings from Nokia, and the incorporation of the new Maemo 5 operating system. ...
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The Maemo 5 operating system has been designed by Nokia as an alternative to Android and Apple's iPhone operating systems. Like it's competitors the Maemo system is built for ease of use and to be expandable with additional applications. As it stands the Maemo platform, being the newest of the operating systems, has only a handful of apps compared to the others, but this is likely to change as the system reaches a larger market.
The handset comes with a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard along with a touch screen version(if that takes your fancy) and the ability to input using your own handwriting straight onto the touch screen.
Of course you get all of the usual features of a smartphone such as high-speed mobile internet, BlueTooth and respectable 32 GB of on board memory (with the ability to expand with a further 16 GB Micro SD Card) as well as the ability to connect to the internet in almost any way imaginable (It even has Infrared which is, very erm..... Retro?).
The Nokia N900 is perfect for surfing the web and as more apps are created for the handset it is set to become a real competitor for the iPhone.
The handset comes with a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard along with a touch screen version(if that takes your fancy) and the ability to input using your own handwriting straight onto the touch screen.
Of course you get all of the usual features of a smartphone such as high-speed mobile internet, BlueTooth and respectable 32 GB of on board memory (with the ability to expand with a further 16 GB Micro SD Card) as well as the ability to connect to the internet in almost any way imaginable (It even has Infrared which is, very erm..... Retro?).
The Nokia N900 is perfect for surfing the web and as more apps are created for the handset it is set to become a real competitor for the iPhone.
Nokia N900 Features
Talk Time
4 hours 30 mins
4 hours 30 mins
Standby
250 hours
250 hours
Depth
18 mm
18 mm
Width
59.8 mm
59.8 mm
Height
110 mm
110 mm
Weight
181 grams
181 grams
Camera
5.0 Megapixels
5.0 Megapixels
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