Samsung Wave for the processing power and ram+ Super AMOLED if for games

what a demanding member,
read the frontpage..then decide
we can't tell u what to buy best, why don't see for yourself what u wanna buy.

LOL...

I thought you would convince him to buy N900? No?

Anyway, I dont know that you have so much faith with Samsung BadaOS and its ability to attract game developers. You can buy a Ipod Touch 4th Generation which has the same spec as Iphone4 for gaming. I think it would fit just nicely and then buy the ever cheap N900 for internet and phone function.

I practically agree with this, seeing how the N900 handles (or in my case, HANDLED) almost 100% of the websites I throw at it.
But...


In conclusion, if you NEED the best internet and multitasking experience the gadget world has to offer, have both hands free most of the time and don't mind the half-assed phone parts (the phone lags with an incoming call sometimes), glitched push email (you need to MANUALLY CONNECT to get your "push" email. Gee thanks Nokia) and sad battery life on 3G; then look no further then the N900.

@hengguowei: If you REALLY want a real SMOOTH OS, then get the IPhone 4. I'll get blasted for this, but IMHO that's the ONLY thing the fruitphone does better then everyone else. Smooth operations with no hangs.

Trust me, even Android lags and crashes.

But you'll have to live with the things the IPhone cannot do, like bluetooth sharing (ugh, Apple) or real multitasking.

And Bada? With a grand total of 2 phones now running it, it has even less of a future then WebOS (Palm Pre) does, at least in terms of apps. Don't even bother.

And Symbian's not THAT bad,,,

Technically speaking, iOS is does not have homescreen/desktop process, no widgets, everything keep plain and simple. There's no doubt it will be a lot smoother than any smartphones out there.
But it doesn't mean it wont lag or hang at all, higher possibilities if you have jb it or depends on the apps; but as Apple has strict QC on the apps, the apps are surely more stable.

Simply put, the more freedom, the more flexibility, the more risk and problems. It'll then depends on how the user use and manage it.

As for Symbian, the devices offered always have lack of memory issue. Take for example, the N81; the free internal memory (ram?) is like what? Around 25MB? After install Nokia Maps 2.0 and N-Gage Arena, you're left with around 5MB++? Surfing few websites you'll ended up with "not enough memory" error, and you'll have to clear the cache. And overtime, something seems to be taking up the internal memory and you'll notice it gets lesser and lesser.
Plus, when you have low memory, when you blast SMS to Contact Groups, you will get phone lagging issue or worst case scenario, the whole SMS system goes crazy.
N95 have more than 100MB free as I checked with my friend, thus it's one of the least problem Nokia Symbian devices.
N97 also suffered the very same issue with internal memory, despite being a flagship device. After the later firmware update, it improves a little; I think like around 50MB++ free internal memory, which is still not much or very little.

Does your phone capable to stay connected for 2 weeks? sure spoil la the battery

mayb we can do a bulk for the higher capacity batt? wonder anyone will be interested o.o

dont trust those capacity... usually its not...

They said there is no way to expand the capacity without increasing the battery size for current techology

There is; I read some sacrifice on the safety parts/components or whatever it is; which is which some non-ori battery is  dangerous where it can leak or explodes? No idea; But so far, my ori battery, those that are extremely old (don't know how many years already, but still can use), the battery already bloated. My original PSP battery, bought since 2006, also bloated already; just changed new one this year.

guys tis seller so super cheap for N900 = RM850 for today AP set

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1557658