The Nokia N900 is one of the phones that people will not be able to put down once they get their hands on it. This is true, especially for the tech savvy people that will know how to take advantage of the Maemo OS that will be included. This is simply because it is based on Linux and will have the capabilities to make it possible to run homebrew applications and 3rd party software that is available from somewhere other than an “app store”. The best possible options for the Nokia N900 are made even better with the hardware specifications of the mobile phone. The phone has a super fast and capable processor that will be sure to do anything and everything you can throw at it.
Following the hardware specs of the Nokia N900, it has a large amount of dedicated memory (256 MB) and 768 MB of virtual memory that will be sure to make it possible to run even some of the most memory intensive applications available on smart phones today. There are several great options that are available in the Nokia N900 and it is very nice phone to play with when you get the chance. The cameras that come along with the Nokia N900 are 5 megapixels (back) and 0.3 megapixels (in front). They are capable of taking some very nice images when they are put to use for simple camera work and they can easily be transmitted to social network rings.