Nokia N920 phone tablet leaks - there's no QWERTY this time

15 October, 2009
Nokia N920 showed its fancy face for the first time. The N900 successor is rumored to be a touch-only device with a huge 4.13-inch capacitive screen, ARM Cortex A8 CPU, 32GB internal memory and Maemo 6 OS...

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  • N900 is better
  • pwd
  • 15 Oct 2009

This phone is not the way forward for Nokia, It is no better than the N900 except a bigger screen and will probably cost more. Also whats with sticking to a 5mpx camera with crappy little LED for flash.

For me i would choose the HTC touch HD2 and the two new SE Xpera phones over both the N900 and N920

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    • Anonymous
    • T2y
    • 15 Oct 2009

    Too many noobs here. 2 markets 2 phones, one is qwerty other is only-touch. So simple a newborn monkey can do it..

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      • allstars
      • LxG
      • 15 Oct 2009

      almost the same as the n900 wats the point?

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        • Anonymous
        • MWW
        • 15 Oct 2009

        nokia is becoming a greedy company like apple. they hype their phones before they release them and then turn out to be outdated by the time they are released. anyone with a common sense knows Nokia is playing the Apple's market strategy. they are upgrading their phones little by little so they will have something left to add into their next phones. i understand apple can't just release a new phone every 2 months but does Nokia know about its rivals 1.5ghz phones ? they should at least come up with something worth buying.

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          • Anonymous
          • GYa
          • 15 Oct 2009

          5 MP is the perfect size for a phone camera. With respect of CPU, the MHz are not the whole story, what is at least as important is the OS. We'll see if Maemo 5 needs a fast CPU or not, and will be able then to see if it will be sufficient for Maemo 6. Linux is not CPU hungry. The big question is: how is the virtual keyboard? If it is fine, which it could be giving the 4.13" capacitive screen, then it's a killer.

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            • The Learned
            • q{X
            • 15 Oct 2009

            The capacitive screen finally makes me interested. It's about damn time Nokia. Don't make the same mistakes like you did with Symbian Touch.

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              • core
              • p7$
              • 15 Oct 2009

              Android is the future of mobile os's , cpu isn't that important but the 5mpix with two light diods for flash is something to worry about .

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                • andy burgin
                • 3pH
                • 15 Oct 2009

                Still 5 mega-pixel, come on Nokia compete an show some adventure at last,an out bring out a 8 or 12 mega-pixel camera mobile

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                  • Angry
                  • 15 Oct 2009

                  Poor CPU, poor snapper... Certainly a brick.

                  Maybe Nokia should stop making smartphones (or use Android).

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                    • Anonymous
                    • MWW
                    • 15 Oct 2009

                    amazing design but the 5 megapixel and 600mhz cpu is a let down. nokia still haven't learnt its lesson yet.

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                      • neo
                      • vGi
                      • 15 Oct 2009

                      whoa ! we were still waiting for the n900 and now we have a successor ! brilliant ? nah !!! same cpu, same memory, same camera, no keyboard and an upgraded version of a brand new os which nobody is familiar with. what is up nokia ????
                      am awe struck !

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                        • ALCAPONE
                        • 4BY
                        • 15 Oct 2009

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