Nokia’s N900 now available in the US
Although initial reviews have concluded that it’s far from perfect, today marks the first day of availability of the Nokia N900 in the United States. Available through Nokia’s flagship stores in Chicago and New York City for $649 (as well as at nokiausa.com), the N900 has also been spotted on various online shops such as Amazon for a little over $500. At that price it’s all very tempting — especially if you’re a die hard Nseries fan that wants to get a glimpse of the future with this Maemo 5 business– but that’s a decision you’re going to have to make on your own.
Wow – I was getting all moist and then saw that you cant sent MMS. That really need to get…you know…fixed. ButifitgetsfixedIamsoonthat!
Why do you need MMS, when you can send your files over mail as an attachment or a file sharing over IM?
Surprise, surprise, this nokia-communicator release is a little bit boastful but the question is “what’s the difference of it” between the Droid Release and iPhone.. err, except on the spelling?
– Hopefully, the people who waited for this release won’t be turned down… Again.
detailed sources: http://bit.ly/nokia-900-full-specs-details-best-or-worst
So why does Nokia pull such bone head moves like not including both 900 and 1900 MHz with the radio? I mean they release a phone exclusive to AT&T and then act like they never heard of them when they release their first smartphone? Pretty dumb. This looks more like an unfinished pet project for the geeks at Nokia than a usable smartphone. Bummer, I was interested, but not anymore.
This guy is very lucky
http://thenokiablog.com/2009/11/19/nokia-n900-starts-selling/
Maemo rocks!
Boy Genius review of the N900 upcoming?
Is nice phone, but is too big, 180grams that thing can’t be put in the pant pocker. sure you can put this in the belt but isn’t idea.
“Although initial reviews have concluded that it’s far from perfect”
@Michael- Yet another Fanboy, please do your homework!
From what ive read and seen on youtube this thing is miles ahead of that Fruit phone.