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#341
I opened a new thread over at http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=1372709, for discussing the sw side of this enterprise.
the Fremantle Porting Task Force thread

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Originally Posted by yaliang View Post
i want to know how many people want to buy.and i am sorry that only one year after can i buy even i want it
Now, by help of your post in other thread, I been able to parse it :-)
We won't even start to sell during next 6 months, so don't worry. We are producing to order, in batches of a few hundred devices, once we collected enough preorders. You most likely will be able to join first batch still, if you "hurry" a bit. and of course we hope we can build a second batch eventually, when first got built and shipped.

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Originally Posted by joerg_rw View Post
Now, by help of your post in other thread, I been able to parse it :-)
We won't even start to sell during next 6 months, so don't worry. We are producing to order, in batches of a few hundred devices, once we collected enough preorders. You most likely will be able to join first batch still, if you "hurry" a bit. and of course we hope we can build a second batch eventually, when first got built and shipped.

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Ah good ...I most certainly want to be on that 1st batch...I figured roughly for the time period of 6 months anyway before we were asked to pony-up the coin.....plenty of time ...fits in line perfectly with my piggy bank's sentiments too

Though...I'm sure I'd have no prob coming up with enough pocket change to make a grand (easily in 4 months without resorting to pulling out a credit card...) to drop on one from the 1st batch.

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#344
Aside from touchpad issues,
GSM dialing + call management + sms/ussd management
is about the only thing any linux distro lacks
being able to run as a telefony handset:
The only elephant in the room,
the rest is just furniture and paint...

sorry, wrong thread...
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Originally Posted by joerg_rw View Post
Now, by help of your post in other thread, I been able to parse it :-)
We won't even start to sell during next 6 months, so don't worry. We are producing to order, in batches of a few hundred devices, once we collected enough preorders. You most likely will be able to join first batch still, if you "hurry" a bit. and of course we hope we can build a second batch eventually, when first got built and shipped.

cheers
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when it open to booking,please E-mail me (674242652@qq.com),and make notes of "Neo900".Maybe i can call on some body to book it in China.
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will there be IR for remote control?

i definitely want this one if i'll be able to use most of "userland" N900 software without changes.

anyway, it's great news! tnx for your efforts.
 

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Originally Posted by ketmar View Post
will there be IR for remote control?

i definitely want this one if i'll be able to use most of "userland" N900 software without changes.

anyway, it's great news! tnx for your efforts.
Yes. The plan is to get complete feature-set of N900, but augmented with some new stuff. If there'll be something that won't be possible to retain, we'll inform about it.

But actually, IR will be there for sure. Maybe even with rx, so IrDA compatible one.
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Originally Posted by theonelaw View Post
Aside from touchpad issues,
GSM dialing + call management + sms/ussd management
is about the only thing any linux distro lacks
being able to run as a telefony handset:
Well, there are two major topics for any phone OS: Usability (buzzword fingerfriendly) and power management. Both not at all targeted in any usual general purpose (mainly desktop PC) linux distro.

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Yes. The plan is to get complete feature-set of N900, but augmented with some new stuff. If there'll be something that won't be possible to retain, we'll inform about it.

But actually, IR will be there for sure. Maybe even with rx, so IrDA compatible one.
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Originally Posted by dos1 View Post
But actually, IR will be there for sure. Maybe even with rx, so IrDA compatible one.
I'd certainly be willing to recompile Pierogi for the Neo900 if needed.

I should mention that while IrDA uses the same wavelength as "Commercial IR" (what remote controls use), it runs at a much higher speed and a much lower power level. Although some folks have managed to retask IrDA LEDs to output CIR commands, they generally don't have significant range (half a meter at best). So, you may have to choose between IrDA or CIR if you're going to replace the IR LED.

Also, I'm not entirely sure there's enough room in the existing case to fit both an IR receiver LED and an IR transmitter LED (at least for CIR)...

EDIT: I should mention, if you're taking requests , it'd be nice to have an LED that provides a little more output power. In particular, the current N900 LED doesn't seem to have enough strength to communicate well with Sony TVs...

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