On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 03:40:35PM -0400, sean wrote: > So those of you that have one, what do you think of it? > It is always nice to hear from actual users. It's awesome. Not perfect yet. > Is the software on it complete, or is it crippled like previous systems? *shrug* > I am curious as to such things as the address book, calendar, to-do > list, even the native email client. Usable. At times a bit irritating. Much better than in OS2008 on a N8x0. > Any other interesting finds with the N900? *shrug* > Was it worth the price, and are you using it as part of a carrier > service, or not? They're not for sale yet. Nobody yet had a chance to buy one. I got mine as a 6-month loan at the Maemo Summit. For me personally it'd be worth the full price. A 3G SIM card with unlimited data enhances the experience considerably. E.g. without it the GPS is mostly useless. Also, being always online is a new way of looking at things that unlocks the full potential of Internet Tablets. I first experienced it at CERN, which had WiFi everywhere. BTW I do not intend to use my N900 as a phone. The battery life is too uncertain for that: since it's such a pleasant thing to use, I keep using it all the time and drain the battery in 6 to 8 hours. For voice calls I'm quite happy with my Series 40 Nokia 6600 that only needs charging once or twice a week. Marius Gedminas -- I used to be an agnostic, but now I'm not so sure.
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