Nokia N900 Review

Nokia N900 is a bit chunky looking handset that has pretty good features to compare it with something like a notebook added with phone-like talking feature. The set supports graphics applications and other multitasking functions. Based on Maemo software developed on Linux, Nokia N900 functions and gives feel of a computer. Horsepower of Maemo widely supports Nokia’s Smartphones.

It is in fact a device for technology freaks who want powers of computers in their hands and have passion of multitasking. Maemo software is built to updates itself automatically. One may say N900 to be a handheld computer added with talking powers of mobile phones. Connectivity and browsing power of the set is almost like a DT. Users can easily manage a number of windows at a time, which is made more convenient by QWERTY keypad.

The set has beautiful 3.5 inches touchscreen. WVGA touch screen has high resolution and users can personalize it with applications, shortcuts and widgets according to their preference with smooth touch operation. Keypad slides out like usual sliding keypad of mobiles. Whole of user interface comes to be placed in a way to make comfortable use. N900 is result of company’s pursuit of developing various platforms for functional appeal to different segments of market. Switching between applications is easy. GL ES 2.0 allows users to enjoy great graphic capability held by the model. Muscle power of the set comes from ARM Cortex A8 processor holding 1GB capacity. Connectivity on this model is powered with 10/2 HSPA and WLAN. Well known Mozilla technology makes the browsing adorable.

N900 is big on memory. Its 32GB of memory is expandable up to 48GB with microSD memory card. Users have thus privilege of storing sizable amount of videos, music and images on the set. The music player supports MP3, WAV, WMA and eAAC+ formats. Output quality of Music will be a cause of envy to others. Adobe Flash 9.4 on this model supports online applications.

Photography is sure to be something like professional experience on the model with optional modes. These modes are action, automatic, landscape, macro, portrait and video. Carl Zeiss optics of 5 megapixel camera with lens cover on Nokia N900 has good additional supports of dual LED flash Tessar lens, autofocusing, 3X digital zooming, and CMOS sensor. Video shots made on N900 have flexibility of recording in MPEG 4, mp4 and codec formats. Gaming capability of the set is definitely good.

The model is quite a pocket size mobile with most of computer-like features along with ability of satisfying photographic interest of the users. Checkout more nokia mobile phone reviews.