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Re: N900 vs N9
@SUMEDHE5DMS
both are excelent devices!
the UI is different...but he same.
both will give you a wrap around effect which is nice.
the n900 you have to press a bit differently becuase it is a resistive screen whereas the n9 is capacitive and takes no press at all. what i miss about my n9 here is the accuracy of the down-to-the-pixel accuracy that resistive has over the capacitive.
the screens are different too.
n900 has lcd 800x480. still very nice.
the n9, amoled 854x480. black is BLACK! very nice, and the glass is curved which is very smooth!
OS-wise, n900 is meamo, very good UI, excellent multi-tasking, smooth, and customizable. the n9, is meego (harmattan), update to maemo, which the UI again is exellent with multitasking, very smooth, and still customizable (with and without inception, though IMO, even if it is blocked, the community will get it, as pr1.3 is supposedly the last form of support, so it will be cracked)
both are great devices, and swipe on the n9 is awesome!
remember that the n900 is 2.5 years old now, and though it is still lightyears ahead of many other devices, they are getting harder and harder to get in great-to-NIB condition. I still have 2 of them, but hardly use them as i am using 2 n9 devices.
Oh, which reminds me. if you have to alter/create any office docs...n900. the n9 still does not have a doc editor. the only thing you can do is open the docs and read them, not create/edit/alter.
HTH
both are excelent devices!
the UI is different...but he same.
both will give you a wrap around effect which is nice.
the n900 you have to press a bit differently becuase it is a resistive screen whereas the n9 is capacitive and takes no press at all. what i miss about my n9 here is the accuracy of the down-to-the-pixel accuracy that resistive has over the capacitive.
the screens are different too.
n900 has lcd 800x480. still very nice.
the n9, amoled 854x480. black is BLACK! very nice, and the glass is curved which is very smooth!
OS-wise, n900 is meamo, very good UI, excellent multi-tasking, smooth, and customizable. the n9, is meego (harmattan), update to maemo, which the UI again is exellent with multitasking, very smooth, and still customizable (with and without inception, though IMO, even if it is blocked, the community will get it, as pr1.3 is supposedly the last form of support, so it will be cracked)
both are great devices, and swipe on the n9 is awesome!
remember that the n900 is 2.5 years old now, and though it is still lightyears ahead of many other devices, they are getting harder and harder to get in great-to-NIB condition. I still have 2 of them, but hardly use them as i am using 2 n9 devices.
Oh, which reminds me. if you have to alter/create any office docs...n900. the n9 still does not have a doc editor. the only thing you can do is open the docs and read them, not create/edit/alter.
HTH
