Nokia Releases Linux Handset
galaxy writes "Nokia releases their first Linux mobile handset, the N900 The handset is based on the latest release of Maemo, the Nokia mobile Linux platform, and includes e.g. GSM and 3G access (with HSPA, giving datarates of up to 10Mbps downlink and 2Mbps uplink on suitable networks), WLAN, Bluetooth, camera, assisted GPS and, most importantly, a touchscreen complemented by a hardware QWERTY under a slider. The beast is powered by an ARM Cortex-A8 processor at 600 MHz, has PowerVR SGX with OpenGL ES 2.0 support, 32GB internal memory etc."
- it is right there above Linux Penguin.
This is Slashdot, we are not supposed to click on TFA link to see more details....
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32GB internal memory etc.
If it has 32GB of internal memory, bend me over and call me nancy.
memory != storage. Please don't do that.
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Sure, but does it run Lin... oh. Nevermind.
 Wireless. Bigger than an iPhone. Lame. Â
You missed the part where it said "it runs Linux". At that point whatever stats it has you multiply by 911 to get the real stats. If comparing to the iPhone, you multiply by 911 *twice* to get the comparison stats.
Act, Gary, act.
Of course it's "Slashdot ate my euro symbol" and not "I failed to use preview."
I think you forgot the most important new feature.
It has a removable battery!
> Removable battery
That does it for me - I'm getting the iPhone!
The iPhone is a fashion accessory, and fashion accessories do not require removable/swappable anything.
You dispose of, and replace.
And it even takes care of that for you by conveniently exploding when it's done.
XML is a known as a key material required to create SMD: Software of Mass Destruction
Bad dog! Get off my lawn!! And, take your dumb kid with you!
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