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First Take

By Damian Koh
Sep 7, 2009

The Nokia Internet Tablet series which debuted in 2005 has always been sidelined as a companion and an accessory for accessing the Internet on a large touchscreen handheld. It had a niche target audience and the devices never really hit big time. Things have evolved dramatically in the recent year with smartphones rapidly outfitted with large touch-sensitive displays, putting them in a head-on collision with the Tablets. The upcoming N900 addresses that issue with built-in cellular capabilities as well as pure processing power and a desktop-like experience in a pocket-friendly size, putting it back into the running. ...

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yatinppatel

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Looks is Excellent

Oct 9, 2009

Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: Excellent
Cons: Fine
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This phone is looking unique piece and Nokia is Nokia...It has no comparison..

jameswinter

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great handset with fun experience

Oct 7, 2009

Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: lovely screen, easy user experience and interface, good battery
Cons: not small
Opinion:
Good to see Nokia coming up with something strong and going beyond the old school symbian phones. i liked the tablets, but wanted something smaller with a phone...well, Nokia must have been listening because they granted my wish. UI is good and fast, processor is quick, and multi task is reliable. i think we'll see good things from future MAEMO handsets. Make no mistake, this is a sizable handset, but with a great keyboard and screen size, it's worth it.

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