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2011-08-09
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Originally Posted by marxian
Yes i agree and i still think it is very overpriced.
I would have taken the 16GB version at £400, if it had an SD card slot. 9GB free on first boot is too low for me, and I'm not paying silly money for additional internal flash memory (which is not portable or replacable if it becomes corrupted).
What i would like to know is why they decided to leave the SD slot out? stupid when you think nowerdays even the cheap phones have that slot even if for music.
Am wondering if there is a place unfilled on the pcb for this but still needs software.
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2011-08-09
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Originally Posted by abill_uk
where have the prices come from?
The price of the 16gb is about 400 uk pound and the 64gb version is close on 500 uk pound.
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2011-08-09
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Originally Posted by Jedibeeftrix
Nokia, i will confirm friday.
where have the prices come from?
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2011-08-09
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Originally Posted by abill_uk
Take a look at disassembly instructions. Compared to N810/N900 it has surprisingly more disassembly steps.
Yes i agree and i still think it is very overpriced.
What i would like to know is why they decided to leave the SD slot out? stupid when you think nowerdays even the cheap phones have that slot even if for music.
Am wondering if there is a place unfilled on the pcb for this but still needs software.
EDIT: There is no place on the pcb for the slot.
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2011-08-09
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Originally Posted by momcilo
I have to admit i have not studied much of the manual at all of the N9 so i could well have seen a blank space and not realised.
Take a look at disassembly instructions. Compared to N810/N900 it has surprisingly much more parts.
I do find it VERY strange such a high end device component wise does not have an SD slot.
I will wait untill i get mine and strip it down to make sure.
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2011-08-09
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Originally Posted by Kozzi
Officially, no (only lockscreen wallpaper). Unofficially, those screens are easy to modify through hacking some CSS (and this can also be done as themes, though there is no default GUI to switch themes).
any idea if harmattan support themes ? background picture support for application grid and notification screen ?
I expect that many will share their customisations/hacks as installable packages.
E.g. somebody could easily make a package that changes the CSS to load a specific background image, coupled with a GUI that allows one to change that image.
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2011-08-09
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Originally Posted by momcilo
That pic is no where near good enough to get a close up look and in many cases there is a tiny sub-board assembly that solders down to a few pins, i do not doubt your words but i still find it strange there is no place at all for an SD and of course there is the added problem of an outer slot but it could well be internally inserted as some ram is on laptops with no physical access point.
Take a look at disassembly instructions. Compared to N810/N900 it has surprisingly more disassembly steps.
EDIT: There is no place on the pcb for the slot.
I would like you to be wrong though
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2011-08-09
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Originally Posted by abill_uk
You mean like the Iphone?
I have to admit i have not studied much of the manual at all of the N9 so i could well have seen a blank space and not realised.
I do find it VERY strange such a high end device component wise does not have an SD slot.
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2011-08-09
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Originally Posted by afaq
Actually i was only reffering to Nokia devices but yes good point
You mean like the Iphone?
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Retailer here in Australia has the 64GB for 535.4 euro ($749AUD)*
Pre-order price, so it may be subject to change once the N9's actually out.
http://www.mobicity.com.au/catalogse...kia+N9&x=0&y=0
Down-side is that they seem to offer 64GB in black only, & 16GB in cyan only.
I'm thinking about placing an order...
But I'll be pissed if they turn around later, & say I have to pay more.
I vaguely recall these guys having a good rep. WRT the N900.
See my response about retailer above.
Some new vids, may have already been posted...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmwFb...layer_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hILoK...layer_embedded
*and I haven't bothered to compare all the local retailers yet.
Last edited by jalyst; 2011-08-09 at 10:46.