The Nokia N900, the new flagship of the Finnish mark, is a terminal in the category of Internet Tablets. This mobile running Maemo 5 OS on new Nokia, is expected to facilitate web browsing.
A Mobile Imposing
The least we can say is that the Nokia N900 is quite impressive, with its dimensions (110.9 x 59.8 x 18, with a weight of 181g). This terminal has a large touch screen 3,5 inch, a WVGA resolution of 800×480 pixels. This highly accurate, is used in finger or the stylus that comes with the terminal. The N900 also conceals a Qwerty keyboard, slide. The keyboard is more ergonomic and the buttons are well spaced. Like the N97 and N97 Mini, the sliding mechanism is very good.
Maemo 5 : A New Touchscreen Interface
Nokia has integrated its new Internet Tablet, Maemo 5 OS. It is based on Linux. In starting the mobile, the surprise is large, so the OS is responsive and differ from that team other smartphones of the brand, namely Symbian S60. Maemo 5 recalls the use of a PC running Windows 7, with pages that parade, and a multitasking function. The customization of the desktop is fairly easy. To add icons on the home page of the mobile, just click once on the home screen and click on the icon that appears at the top right and move the items to the place of his choice. Maemo 5 also has a virtual key located on the top left of the screen. This allows, among other things, manage the programs started, but also display a launcher application or return to the home page. Interestingly, the N900 is used almost exclusively in landscape mode. Only a few applications, such as the handler calls or viewing photos allow switching to portrait mode.
Nokia N900 Smartphone
A High Performance Web Browser
The N900 has a Web browser derived from the Mozilla compatible with Flash version 9.4 with AJAX. Like Safari on the iPhone, the N900′s browser you can surf the Internet, with disconcerting speed. To ease navigation, the history of visited Web pages displayed as thumbnails. Through the integration of Flash, consult the videos on the Web is possible. They appear in full screen and have no obvious bugs or slowdown, which is either 3G + or WiFi.
Multimedia Capabilities Honorable
The digital camera 5 million pixels, built-in terminal, has a Carl Zeiss optics and a dual LED flash. The pictures are very accurate, outdoors, but lose their fluidity, in a dark environment, or indoors. For cons, the NPC is very reactive. Once the photo was taken, it is possible to store it, send it by email or share on social networks. Regarding the video, the maximum resolution is 848 x 480 pixels in MPEG-4 Video, AAC. Snuff videos with the Nokia N900 is very good, if they are consulted on the terminal. For cons, the quality deteriorates, video clips on a television with supplied cables to connect the mobile TV.
Finally, the Nokia N900 is a hybrid terminal, designed for fans of mobile Internet. The terminal, rather large, offer ideal ergonomics, with its touch screen and Qwerty keyboard and an Internet browsing, facilitated by the Maemo OS.
