Though the Nokia N900 has not been released yet, there is already competition brewing in the scenes.  And it is not between the Nokia N900 and the Apple iPhone. It is the others versus the Nokia N900 phone.

There are leaked information of Dell’s Android handset called The Streak that carries a huge 5-inch display and similar features. Included are some photos of Dell’s The Streak. It has a 5-inch WVGA 800×480 touch screen display with true MID. Also, it features 3G WWAN, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth connectivity and microSD support for extending your memory. Not much information has been given on this phone compared to the Nokia N900.

But the Nokia N900 is no pushover either. Tagged as “Experience the speed and raw power of the high-performance Nokia N900 mobile computer.”, the newest offering from the Finland-based Mobile giant is powered by the OMAP 3430 ARM Cortex A8 processor with three microprocessors bringing a lot of raw power. This microprocessor provides a generous boost on the phone’s graphics, communication and multimedia features. Memory is a whopping 1GB, which enables the phone’s user to open more applications simultaneously.

Text messaging, e-mail checking, web browsing, mobile audio listening, FM radio and GPS are just some of the exciting features that come with this phone. Among other hardware features include a full QWERTY keyboard, a 5-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, WIFI and an impressive 32GB internal memory that is a direct swipe with the iPhone’s biggest capacity.  And you can extend the phone’s memory up to 16 GB of additional storage with an external microSD card.

Can Dell’s Android handset knock the much-hyped features of our beloved Nokia N900 phone? All of these are plainly speculation. The proof of the pudding is in the eating. We will determine these facts when all these products are out in the market.

The Nokia N900 will take your web browsing to a whole new faster level. Harness the high-speed broadband of the N900, which is compared to your home Internet connection’s fast speed. Now you can truly enjoy visiting Internet website with rich interactive content. Its built-in browser is now powered by Mozilla technology – the creator of the widely successful and web standard browser Firefox. Also, be able to experience mobile Internet media with Adobe Flash™ 9.4 support now inside the phone. Others have failed bringing this feature in their phone. But that is not the case for the N900.

With a full screen browsing feature, you can view your favorite websites. Hand gestures and tapping commands will enable you to zoom in or out or scroll in any direction on your website. The graphics and animations will be displayed as it is like on your desktop computer.

The Nokia N900 phone is capable of 3.5G and WLAN connectivity, support Quadband GSM with GPRS and EDGE technology, ultra fast data transfers over a cellular network 10/2Mbps and data transfers over Wi-Fi 54Mbps. Whether you are connected via WIFI or accessing the 3.5G network, you do not have an excuse not to be online.

What does this mean for the mobile Internet aficionado? Well, it means that you can now truly take the Internet wherever you go. No need to carry your big clunky laptop. No more worrying about plug-ins. No more wondering how come your flash website doesn’t work. The Maemo Internet browser courtesy of Mozilla technology has empowered us to really enjoy web 2.0 and not be taken back to the 1990’s.

Imagine playing your favorite Facebook games. How about watching YouTube without having to wait forever? Web as we know it is now in our grasps thanks to the N900 from Nokia.

Say "Hello" to the N900.

The Nokia N900 is the latest and most anticipated cell phone unit from the Finnish company. Launched during the Nokia World last September 2, 2009, this high tech phone is expected to be released to the public by September 27, 2009 in the United States and around October 19, 2009 throughout Europe. Release dates for Asia and other continents are to be released. Read the rest of this entry »