Nokia N900

Nokia again presents a new mobile phone, N900. A phone with a Linux-based operating system Maemo. This phone works like a personal computer. Using the software Maemo 5, the user can apply the dozens of Windows open a walk together through the features of the phone though.

N900 also has implemented a touch screen with its QWERTY keyboard. Besides Maemo, N900 is equipped with the Nokia software platforms, such as Symbian, which is the power of Nokia smartphones. N900 pin ARM Cortex-A8, a powerful processor to be able to 'up' to reach the 1GB memory applications. With OpenGL ES 2.0 graphics acceleration for the PC, then switch between applications becomes much easier when performing multiple tasks.
Front of a panoramic view can be fully personalized with your favorite shortcuts, widgets and applications. Features high-resolution touch screen, WVGA and super-fast Internet connections. To browse, N900 has been using Mozilla site so that the view would look like they are on the computer.

Not only that, the N900, watch online videos can, with interactive applications such as Adobe Flash 9.4. Its essential feature was to also not be forgotten. With the N900, writing messages to be felt even easier, via a QWERTY keyboard and Slide-in Slide-out. Memory storage of any data on the N900 is very large, up to 32 GB, and use the microSD can be increased up to 48 GB.

Nokia N900 seems to really want to appear superior, as evidenced also from 5 megapixsel camera, equipped with Carl Zeiss optics.