Launching Nokia N900 is Delayed
Launching Nokia N900 is Delayed. It seems the loyal fans have to swallow disappointment to Nokia. Nokia N900 is expected to pitch in October was delayed in November.
This was revealed from the statements Chief Marketing Maemo, Nokia Corporation, Peter Schneider, “The Nokia N900 is a special example that has been produced by Nokia and the open source community with Maemo software. We (Nokia) are working very intimately with open source developers. For example, in mat Maemo Summit in October, we lend 300 pre-production units to get feed-back from the community. Of course, this feed-back is very important to us and we want to provide the best experience for users with Nokia N900. We expect the Nokia N900 can begin shipping in this November. ”
Initially, Nokia’s first Linux handset is planned to pitch this October. Nokia N900 is touted to have some attractive capabilities. Equipped with touch-screen 3.5-inch screen with a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels, 5 MP camera images, with dual LED flash, GPS, TV out, HTML browser, Bluetooth 2.1, Wi-Fi, Micro-USB, a sliding QWERTY keyboard, internal memory 32GB, microSD slot that can accommodate up to 16 GB, carrying 600 MHz ARM processor and has a multi-tasking functions. Connectivity is offered Wi-Fi, quad-band GSM, UMTS and HSDPA.
Reported that the high-end mobile phones will be priced at around U.S. 750. Will the Nokia N900 will pitch later in November? We’ll see.
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