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2009-10-12
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#61
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Originally Posted by ruskie
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2009-10-12
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@ Brazil
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#62
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I just hope that Nokia doesn't try to "play cool" and make an ABNT layout to Brazil...
I don't need an exclusive "Ç" taking the space of my precious arrow keys, thank you so much.
I don't need an exclusive "Ç" taking the space of my precious arrow keys, thank you so much.
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2009-10-12
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@ Universe,LocalCluster.MilkyWay.Sol.Earth.Europe.Slovenia.Ljubljana
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#63
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Originally Posted by 白い熊
I'll probably wait a while to see if there will be anything aftermarket. I wouldn't actually have a problem if Nokia offered a service to switch the keyboard out with a different layout. Let's say 20 eur or so for the work. And you keep the warranty
Let's see what it comes down to. I'll probably do it too, once you decide on the solution after getting the device, let me know...
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2009-10-15
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#64
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I'm a bit "afraid".
Swiss French keyboard is QWERTZ,
like Swiss German layout.
But on Nokia.ch, when you look at the specification,
here is what you get (Depending on the language you use to navigate through the web site)
Swiss French : AZERTY
Swiss German : QWERTZ
I don't want at all AZERTY
if it's the case, I'll go for the US layout, at least with the 4 direction keys.
Swiss French keyboard is QWERTZ,
like Swiss German layout.
But on Nokia.ch, when you look at the specification,
here is what you get (Depending on the language you use to navigate through the web site)
Swiss French : AZERTY
Swiss German : QWERTZ
I don't want at all AZERTY
if it's the case, I'll go for the US layout, at least with the 4 direction keys.
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2009-10-15
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@ Switzerland
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#65
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Originally Posted by Dodge
Well, that sets the deal for me. Early December I will take a few days of vacation in London and take the opportunity to buy (if reviews are positive) an N900 with QWERTY layout and 4 direction keys...
Swiss French : AZERTY
Swiss German : QWERTZ
I don't want at all AZERTY
problem solved for me
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2009-10-15
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@ Black Mesa Research Facility
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#66
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Originally Posted by Dactar
can you please look at the Czech keyboard please ?
I'm live in Switzerland, french part.
I've bought an Nokia E90 two years ago. The keyboard was a french keyboard (AZERTY, numbers only accessible with shift option)
I've never seen a swiss french physical keyboard on a phone.
I've tested Maemo 5 SDK final and I didn't find the swiss french keyboard in the virtual keyboard configuration...
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2009-11-05
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@ Germany
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Originally Posted by Raubtier
UUH no the swiss one is different from german, at least the special keys are not the same, keys in different place or different MOD I know are ^~#|\ß[]{}@§$´!+*öüä, the azerty is even worse and the italian differs as well.
@ziller, i`m afraid that there wont be a dedicated "." key, just like the n97..
it really baffles me that no one has found a pic of the german keyboard yet, it would answer the question because german and swiss keyboard are identical..
the basic swiss is
this is also used in .lu and .li and includes italian french and german character sets!
sure you might get a german qwertz in switzerland as I got me a us qwerty in germany...
if there is a special swiss qwertz layout for the n900 it wont be the same as german qwertz! if not I guess it depends on the kanton you buy it
Originally Posted by Dodge
as said above there is no swiss $country layout! there are different azerty layouts but AFAIK none is specialy done for switzerland. didnt look it up but I guess its the french std layout (as nokia wont do special azerties but for africa, IF)
I'm a bit "afraid".
Swiss French keyboard is QWERTZ,
like Swiss German layout.
But on Nokia.ch, when you look at the specification,
here is what you get (Depending on the language you use to navigate through the web site)
Swiss French : AZERTY
Swiss German : QWERTZ
I don't want at all AZERTY
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Last edited by chemist; 2009-11-05 at 14:39.
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2009-11-05
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#68
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Originally Posted by chemist
...and that exactly is the problem here. Raubtier asked nokia.ch if they have a de_CH qwertz layout for n900, just as they did for n97. The reply was: "no" (http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...5&postcount=47)
sure you might get a german qwertz in switzerland as I got me a us qwerty in germany...
if there is a special swiss qwertz layout for the n900 it wont be the same as german qwertz!
But still, wherever you order a n900 here, they sell you a qwertz keyboard - and we were speculating what kind of a qwertz is it then if not a de_CH? The answer: probably exactly the same as de_DE. Hence the search for a picture of a de_DE n900 keyboard layout.
The layout you posted would be what most of us would probably like to have, but according to nokia.ch that's not what we'll get...
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2009-11-06
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@ Germany
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This is the german QWERTZ:
Think amazon is a fake...
EDIT: There are some errors with the image -> http://www.netzwelt.de/picture/image...1257264943.jpg
Last edited by mobileflo; 2009-11-06 at 21:46.
Think amazon is a fake...
EDIT: There are some errors with the image -> http://www.netzwelt.de/picture/image...1257264943.jpg
Last edited by mobileflo; 2009-11-06 at 21:46.