i hear ya bro .. at that amount i buy it yesterday! altho.. half fruit price also getting interesting.. n the only 1 ting i hate about this buah busuk is the price..

I also same like u.. office, home all got wifi... 

but when u are outside think of wanna access something.. or wanna share something..  that is the time u need it a lot...
wu.. back to N8..  I agree if they can keep the cost low by putting less accessories on it....  even the HDMI adaptor they can keep it...  and offer a small price bundle to sell it if anybody want....

haha.. some time my homeline down I do use my phone tether..  in 3G cover.. but most of the time I stay on EDGE.. not much diff in speed....

go wherever outstation also can tether..  but some place only gprs..  really

Alot of people never experience before Nokia n900. If you spoke to members like Eiraku , Andy they can tell how capable it is.
N900 is not a goodlike phone its just running on linux so u have freedom to do just with anything u want.

with the virtual ram it makes life much more easier.

Even N8 wont able to replace N900 browser due to the phone screen resolution.

Lucky this is N8 thread or else you'll be flamed more than 100times

I found this to be very interesting   Don cha guys think?

Yo.. Guowei selling his 3gs....

Andre....  Don't judge it wihtout handling it...  Later ppl flame u...    ....  Oh..  Forgot u r ranger too.. Faat fast write review...

For those that confuse with ram here some explaination.

There are total 5 type of memory
1) Sd Memory
2) Nand Memory
3) ROM Memory
4) Internal memory (eMMC)
5) External Memory Card
Nokia N900
It not only has 256 MB of operating memory (SDRAM) but also 768 MB of NAND-based virtual memory (swap), making it 1 Gigabyte in total.

Older symbian phones
Lack of NAND memory thats why you keep getting low memory issue

Nokia N8
NAND Memory 512MB
SDRAM Memory 256MB

Nokia N8 isnt that bad either for 512MB ram so practically low ram issue will appear less compare to previous symbian models.

Nokia N900
Roofts Memory 2GB
NAND Memory 768MB
SDRAM Memory 256MB

That what makes N900 a multitasker due to the ram.

Nokia N97
NAND Memory 256MB
SDRAM Memory 128 MB
Symbian phones use Flash memory as their principal store of system code and user data. Flash memory is a silicon-based non-volatile storage medium that can be programmed and erased electronically. Flash memory comes in two major types: NOR and NAND. The names refer to their fundamental silicon gate design. Symbian OS phones make best use of both types of Flash through the selection of file systems The built-in system code and applications appear to Symbian software as one large read-only drive, known as the Z: drive. The Z: drive is sometimes known as the ROM image. User data and installed applications reside on the internal, writable C: drive. A typical Symbian phone today will use between 32 and 64 MB of Flash for the code and user data – this is the total ROM budget. Symbian uses many techniques to minimize the code and data sizes within a phone, such as THUMB instruction set, prelinked XIP images, compressed executables, compressed data formats and coding standards that emphasize minimal code size.
NOR Flash

NAND Flash is treated as a block-based disk, rather than randomly addressable memory. Unlike NOR, it does not have any address lines, so cannot appear in the memory map. This means that code cannot execute directly from NAND and it has to be copied into RAM first. This results in the need for extra RAM in a NAND phone compared to a similar NOR device. NAND Flash writes are about 10 times faster than those on NOR Flash. A phone cannot boot directly from NAND. The process is more complex, requiring a set of boot loaders that build upon each other, finally resulting in a few megabytes of core Symbian OS image, the ROM, being loaded into RAM, where it will execute. NAND is also inherently less reliable than NOR. The lower price of NAND compared to NOR makes it attractive for mass-market phone projects, even after taking into account the extra RAM required.

Source : http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Flash_Memory
For symbian ^1 nokia phones the ram is too low that causes low ram issue.
This explaination is not help those members that want to learn not for those that will show off
So no offense to anyone.

I seriously don't know what is he talking
Walao...my 128mb everyday also tell me Memory Full. Please close some app and try again. ==lll
Why suddenly go scold people's uncle noob?__?

I know what is Virtual Memory and all that stuff...I'm just saying I don't know what your talking cause very messy the way you write in your previous post...as if you're joking or something

hahah...ok...I'm not a user yet but I wanna be one

like some ppl ka ka cau like very smart know everything. At least others learn to explain then some people showing off like he/she/it knows everything in the world. Only what he say is right others say is crap.

People keep quiet beause they dont want waste their time with arrogant ppl.

Thats why that fellows dont dare to go to the other thread or else he get flame there

Another forumer exactly like this is found here http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showuser=326144 just different type of topic.

So mature 

sadly...  Moto already said they will lock all it new phone's bootloader... 
ok..  keep quiet now ... Aku keluar..

good night all...

Android kalah here..  

the GPU play an important rules here.... 

half bite fruit play full HD video oh..  that is really surprising... 

my Pentium Duo Core also play like "pulling bull up to tree"...  hahaha...

My HD4850 served me well , haven't had any problems with video playback.

You should try using Media Player Classic with some codecs , it has some hardware acceleration which i don't really know. Playback Full HD no problems.